March 13, 2018 | UHCL Staff
Learn more about the social, religious and cultural changes currently taking place in Turkey. On April 6 at 9 a.m. Assistant Professor of History Cengiz Sisman will present “Turkey: The Emergence of the First Secular Muslim Country,” in the Garden Room of the Bayou Building, University of Houston-Clear Lake, 2700 Bay Area Blvd., Houston. Members pay a one-time membership fee for $26 and $18 for each class. The membership fee includes class materials, borrowing privileges at the UHCL library and discounts at the UHCL Bookstore and Patio Café. Parking permits are available in Bayou Building, room 1618 for $5. To register, visit www.uhcl.edu/academics/extended/friday-morning-ce.
Students will express their creativity while learning about culture, history in science in these interactive art classes at UHCL. Elementary age classes will focus on crating original artwork using clay, paint, pastels, markers and crayons for “The Art of Space.” Advanced students in grades 4-6 will create pixel origami sculpture, trading cards, game pieces and game boards to create their own game. Students in grades in 6-12 can choose to work with mixed media or 2-D drawing and painting. Spots are available for students, ages 3½ to high school. Fees range from $100 to $130 per student. Contact the Art School for Children at 281-283-3344 for more information.
Early registration is April 9-19 for University of Houston Clear Lake’s May mini-session and summer registration. Open registration for the mini-session begins April 20 and ends the first day of class, May 14. Fee payment deadline for the mini-session is noon May 15.
For more information, visit www.uhcl.edu/academics/resources/academic-calendar or contact the Office of the Registrar at 281-283-2525 or registrar@uhcl.edu.
High school juniors and seniors can enroll now to gain hands-on experience with network configuration, Linux, vulnerabilities scanning and more in University of Houston-Clear Lake Cyber Security Institute’s summer day camp June 4-7. Seating is limited.
Cyber Security Summer Camp participants will explore the world of cybersecurity through speakers, activities and games. Attendants will interact with business and academic professionals from: Lockheed Martin, FBI Cyber Squad, UHCL Information Technology, Sam Houston State University Digital Forensics Team, Chevron Information Technology Cyber Intelligence Center and NASA Johnson Space Center.
Early bird registration is $250 through April 16. Registration after April 16 is $300. Tuition includes lunch each day and a camp T-shirt. Visit www.uhcl.edu/cyber-security-institute/cyber-camp to register or for more information.
