Medical research at the University of Houston’s new College of Medicine has received a seven-figure boost from a local powerhouse. Houston Methodist ha
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New model can reduce psychological distress among transgender and nonbinary graduate students
It would surprise no one that pursuing a graduate degree can be a stressful endeavor, and for students who are transgender and nonbinary (TNB), the atmosphere can become toxic, according to University of Houston researcher Nathan Grant Smith.
In a new paper published in
Higher Education, Smith provides an analysis of current literature pertaining to TNB graduate student experiences and suggests interventions in graduate education to create more supportive environments for TNB students. Nearly 50% of graduate students report experiencing emotional or psychological distress during their enrollment in graduate school.
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It would surprise no one that pursuing a graduate degree can be a stressful endeavor, and for students who are transgender and nonbinary (TNB), the atmosphere can become toxic, according to University of Houston researcher Nathan Grant Smith. In a new paper published in
Higher Education, Smith provides an analysis of current literature pertaining to TNB graduate student experiences and suggests interventions in graduate education to create more supportive environments for TNB students.
The University of Houston is archiving the stories of college students learning during the COVID-19 pandemic. Author: Melissa Correa Updated: 7:02 PM CST March 10, 2021
HOUSTON During the past year, we’ve shared stories of frontline workers, healthcare heroes and grieving families. KHOU 11 News spotlighted the challenges in the classroom and the struggles playing out in homes across Houston.
As we surpass one year of living in the COVID-19 pandemic, we got a fresh perspective from college students who are using their voices to help write history.
In the summer of 2020, University of Houston Archivist Mary Manning launched a project to collect content created by students during the COVID-19 pandemic. Manning says the stories are, “really the expression of their heart, and their soul and their mind.”