CLASP spotlights the experience of persons with Autism
Blake and Bennett will lead a discussion centered on parenting a child on the autism spectrum and living on the autism spectrum.
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BLOG: Examining CLASP’s Health and Wellness in Diverse Communities event
As part of Black History Month, one of the events that took place on campus CLASP’s “Health and Wellness in Diverse Communities.” The event sought to discuss the title topic with perspectives from areas in nursing, exercise science and…
CLASP presentation brings about discussion of UHCL’s past, present and future
Clear Lake Association of Senior Programs (CLASP) hosted an event called UHCL: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow Oct. 10 as part of the university’s 45th anniversary celebration. Sponsored by Strategic Partnerships, the event featured four…
‘Found in Space’ panel to celebrate shared history of UHCL and NASA Johnson Space Center
A panel of current and former NASA employees will look back on their time working for the space program and being at UHCL. Current NASA Flight Director Pooja Jesrani, and former Flight Director and UHCL alumna William D. “Bill” Reeves will…
CLASP continues educational outreach initiative under new leadership
The Clear Lake Association of Senior Programs, an outreach initiative of University of Houston-Clear Lake, will continue its monthly lectures to engage the community in lifelong educational opportunities.. CLASP, conceived and coordinated…
Apollo 7 astronaut speaks at University of Houston-Clear Lake
More than 220 space enthusiasts heard Apollo 7 astronaut Walter Cunningham’s perspectives on the past, present and future of manned space flight in a public discussion on Jan. 5 at University of Houston-Clear Lake. The lecture kicked…
CLASP hosting Visions in Our Midst event featuring Marvin E. Kauffman
The Clear Lake Association of Senior Programs (CLASP) is hosting an event in the Garden Room on Thursday, Nov. 3 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. called "The Mysteries of Glacier Park and the Rockies." This event is a part of the "Visions in Our Midst"…
Program examines life aboard space station
U.S. Navy Capt. Chris Cassidy, Chief of the Astronaut Office at Johnson Space Center, will discuss life aboard the International Space Station
CLASP event highlights the importance of storm surge barrier to prevent flooding
After Hurricane Ike struck the Houston area Sept. 13, 2008, causing $12 billion of damage in Texas alone, William Merrell, professor and chair of marine sciences at Texas A&M University Galveston, envisioned a solution to prevent…
CLASP Lecture ‘The Ike Dike: A Coastal Barrier System’
Consider the effects of a barrier system to Houston and Galveston in light of recent hurricanes in a talk at UHCL.