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The Staff Council will have an Executive Board composed of (1) a Chair, (2) a Vice-Chair, (3) a Secretary, (4) the Past Chair of the Staff Council, (5) at least two at-large members from the Victoria campus staff, and (6) at least two at-large members from the Katy campus staff, and (7) University System Staff Executive Council (USSEC) Member at large.
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The Department of Student Life hosts its first RISE Diversity Conference. This day-long conference allows students to learn new skills, make new connections, and assists them in creating supportive and affirming spaces for BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ individuals to thrive. The conference provides engaging workshops and programs aimed at increasing students’ knowledge and understanding of their own culture and the culture of others. Improvement in these areas enhance students’ ability to effectively engage and work with diverse populations.
Degree Program: Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology
The Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology is a 120 - 124-hour program to be competed in four years. This degree prepares students to become professionals in various specializations, such as teaching physical education in the public-school system at the elementary and secondary level (EC-12 all level Texas teaching certificate in physical education), such as teaching physical education in the public school system at the elementary and secondary level, exercise sports science, pre-allied health, and sport management.
Program Highlights
- Internship program that provides students with real-world, practical experience.
- Our program prepares students for the National Strength and Conditioning Association Certified Strength and Conditioning Coach certification exam.
- Faculty and student
- Brand new kinesiology research and sports performance facilities.
- Small classes.
Special recognitions/accreditations:
- UHV’s kinesiology program is one of eight Texas schools recognized by the National Strength and Conditioning Association for Strength and Conditioning.
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Any properly registered student organization, faculty or staff who will temporarily sell or serve food at the University of Houston requires a Temporary Food Dealer’s Permit. Permits are issued by the University of Houston Fire Marshal’s Office. The following list identifies guidelines that must be met while operating a temporary food establishment. If you have any questions, contact the Fire Marshal’s Office at 713-743-5858 or email the Food Safety Team at foodsafety@uh.edu.
- Properly registered student organizations may conduct events where food is catered, sold or distributed as a part of their fundraising efforts. Faculty and staff may conduct catered events. The University has an exclusive agreement with Chartwells to manage the campus food service program. It is a violation of the agreement to allow any other outside vendors to sell food products or provide samples to our campus community. Questions concerning the use of food vendors should be directed to UH Auxiliary Services.
- All outside caterers or contractors providing food at the University of Houston must be in possession of a valid Food Establishment (Dealer's) Permit.
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Are you interested in pursuing a career in the exciting and growing financial investment sector? If so, the Graduate Certificate in Finance and Investments at the University of Houston-Victoria is a great alternative to consider. You will have an opportunity to take advanced graduate-level courses and increase and refine your knowledge of the finance and investment world. Typing the text in the website.
Are you interested in pursuing a career in the exciting and growing financial investment sector? If so, the Graduate Certificate in Finance and Investments at the University of Houston-Victoria.
Through the Graduate Certificate in Finance and Investments, you will enjoy the benefits of additional credentials without having to dedicate time and money to a full master’s program.
A graduate certificate will give you a leg up in the professional world and help you stand out from other candidates. If you want to increase your hire-ability or expand your skillset when it comes to handling investments and corporate financial matters, this program is an excellent fit for you.
2021-2022 TEACH Grant Consideration Form
| Class Description | Department Name | Course Number | Section Number | Term |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Technology and Problem Solving | COSC | 1301 | 27429 | Fall 2019 |
| Technology and Problem Solving | COSC | 1301 | 27430 | Fall 2019 |
| Technology and Problem Solving | COSC | 1301 | 27431 | Fall 2019 |
| Technology and Problem Solving | COSC | 1301 | 27432 | Fall 2019 |
| Adv Psychopath & Psychopharm | COUN | 6343 | 27128 | Fall 2019 |
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If you have COVID-19 symptoms but do NOT have a positive test or a diagnosis:
- If you are at work, go home immediately and avoid coming into close contact with anyone.
- Contact your supervisor as soon as possible to notify him.
- Contact your health care provider for diagnosis, treatment and/or testing, as necessary. (If you are a BCBSTX HealthSelect participant, telehealth virtual visits are available to you at no cost.)
- Visit the Human Resources FMLA page on the UHV intranet and contact your HR benefits team to discuss your leave options.
- Continue to monitor your symptoms.
- If you undergo a test for COVID-19 and you test positive, notify your supervisor of this development and resubmit the Diagnosis or Symptoms Reporting form to report your positive test result and follow the protocols below for a positive test.
- You may return to campus:
- If your symptoms are a result of a pre-existing medical condition; or
- Your health care provider has advised that you have an alternative medical diagnosis that is unrelated to COVID-19 and you are no longer contagious; or
- At least 24 hours have passed since your last fever without the use of fever-reducing medications and improvement in symptoms; and, at least 10 days have passed since symptoms first appeared.
NOTE: If you have received the COVID-19 vaccine within the last seven days and you have experienced side effects, you may return to campus if at least 24 hours have passed since your last fever without the use of fever-reducing medications and improvement in symptoms, AND you have had no known exposure to someone with COVID-19.