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Li-Jen Lester, a professor of computer science and associate dean of the College of Science and Engineering Technology at Sam Houston State University, led a successful, collaborative workshop in Indonesia as part of her participation in the Fulbright Specialist Program. The workshop developed teacher educator competencies in STEM-based learning and was held in partnership with the faculty of mathematics and natural sciences at Universitas Negeri Jakarta (UNJ), and its STEM Education Centre.
Admission standards for Sam Houston State University Polytechnic College were among the items approved by the Texas State University System (TSUS) Board of Regents at their regular quarterly meeting Nov. 21-22.
Alisa White, president of SHSU, has been elected chair of the Board of Directors at the American Association of State Colleges and Universities.
As a Gulf Scholars participant, SHSU will develop a unique educational program with courses, workshops and a major research project in collaboration with Lone Star College (LSC) and other regional organizations.
Sam Houston State University College of Osteopathic Medicine is pleased to announce an exciting partnership with China Medical University College of Chinese Medicine in Taichung, Taiwan. This collaboration will provide meaningful opportunities for student and faculty education and hands-on training
Sam Houston State University College of Osteopathic Medicine is proud to announce that its student doctors have achieved the highest pass rate in the nation for first-time test takers on the Comprehensive Medical Licensing Examination Level 1 exam for the class of 2025, administered by the National Board of Osteopathic Medical Examiners.
Mike Aspland, executive director for the Sam Houston State University Institute for Homeland Security has been awarded the Patriot Award by the Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve.
With one parent in the military, Alexandra Younger was raised in Europe as a “third-culture kid.” There, she grew up in a culture that differed from the one of her parents’ home country and learned about the rooted histories of the western world. These formative years made an impact on her intellectual interests as an adult.
Sam Houston State University President Alisa White recognized several university faculty members for their service during the Faculty Service Awards reception on Sept. 25 at the president’s home, the Smith-Lenamon House.
SHSU was awarded a four-year, $750,000 grant from United States Department of Agriculture's National Institute of Food and Agriculture.
Sam Houston State University is honored to have Leila Character become a part of the Department of Environmental and Geosciences and learn from her innovative research into Mayan Archaeology.
Sam Houston State University professors whose scholarly accomplishments, service and academic engagement stand out among their peers have been honored with the 2024 Faculty Excellence Awards. The recipients are Tamara Cook, Excellence in Teaching; Maria Botero, Excellence in Service; Jaime Anderson, Excellence in Scholarly & Creative Accomplishments; Olga Minich, Non-Tenure Track Teaching; Magdalena Denham, David Payne Academic Community Engagement Award; and John Strait, C-USA Faculty Achievement Award.
SHSU President Alisa White recognized several university employees for their service during the annual Faculty and Staff General Meeting on Aug. 29 in the Gaertner Performing Arts Center Concert Hall.