August 2011
College of Human Sciences August 2011 Honors Graduates
August 2011
Texas Tech's College of Human Sciences August 2011 Honors Graduates.
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General COHS News Archives
November 2010
College of Human Sciences Honors Distinguished Alumni
Texas Tech's College of Human Sciences honored the recipients of the Distinguished Alumni Awards, New Achiever Award, Lifetime Distinguished Service Award and Distinguished Leadership Award at the 28th Annual Distinguished Alumni Luncheon on November 4, 2010.
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July 23, 2009
Student Caller Raises over $100,000 for Texas Tech
June 23, 2009
Class of 1959 50 year Reunion
May 1, 2009
Texas Tech Honors Outstanding Faculty
April 24, 2009
COHS 50 Year Reunion
The College of Human Sciences will host the Class of 1959 alumni with a Luncheon at Skyviews on April 30th, 2009 at 11:30 p.m. {read more}
April 15, 2009
Spring 2009 Senior Picnic
2009 Graduating seniors were treated to a picnic in the COHS Dean’s courtyard on April 15, 2009. Students enjoyed burgers, hotdogs and sundaes. Several businesses donated items for giveaways and each student in attendance received a keychain from the college in recognition of their hard work and dedication. {view images}
December 2, 2008
2008 COHS Awards Banquet
The 3rd Annual College of Human Sciences Banquet was held on Sunday, December 2, from 6-8 pm at the Merket Alumni Center. For the past two years, this has been an enjoyable ceremony that recognizes the efforts of student leaders and student organizations. The banquet is sponsored by the Preprofessional Section of the American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences. {read more}
November 13, 2008
Mother Daughter Pilot Program
The American Association of University Women’s Mother Daughter Program raises the expectations of young women who would be the first in their family to attend college. This innovative program helps sixth-grade girls and their mothers create their own hopes for a bright and secure future.
The Mother-Daughter Program was developed by the Lubbock Betty Anderson Branch of The American Association of University Women (AAUW) in collaboration with Texas Tech University (TTU) and the Lubbock Independent School District. Patterned after a successful twenty-year program at the University of Texas at El Paso, its purpose is to empower young women to achieve academically and to pursue a college education. {read more}
October 27, 2008
COHS Students Named to 2008's WHO'S WHO
Texas Tech is officially announcing our list of 96 students named for 2008’s list of Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. Faculty, staff, family, and friends of the recipients are invited to attend the 2008 Who's Who Recognition Reception scheduled for Sunday, November 2nd, 2008 at the Merket Alumni Center. The reception will begin at 2:00 p.m. and a short recognition program will follow. Dr. Gary Elbow, Associate Vice Provost for Academic Affairs, will be the guest speaker at this year’s reception and will help with the certificate presentation. {read more}
September 27, 2008
Tech College of Human Sciences rewards five outstanding alumni
The Texas Tech College of Human Sciences recognized alumni Friday who have represented the best of what the college has to offer.
Dean Loehr, senior development officer for the college, said the recipients of the Distinguished Alumna Awards, New Achiever Award, Lifetime Distinguished Service Award and Distinguished Leadership Award were chosen by recommendations from faculty, staff and alumni of the college. {read more}
September 26, 2008
College of Human Sciences Honors Distinguished Alumni and Faculty
Texas Tech University’s College of Human Sciences announced the recipients of the Distinguished Alumni Award, New Achiever Award, Lifetime Distinguished Service Award and Distinguished Leadership Award. {read more}
September 26, 2008
Texas Tech College of Human Sciences to Host Human Sciences Week
Texas Tech University’s College of Human Sciences will host its 26th Annual Human Sciences Week Oct. 7-10. {read more}
May 1, 2008
Development Officer Represents 19th District at Business and Professional Women’s Leadership Summit
Texas Tech University College of Human Sciences Senior Development Officer Dean Verner Loehr represented the 19th District of Texas at the Business and Professional Women’s Leadership Summit in Washington, D.C. {read more}
March 17, 2008
Faculty Member Appointed Chancellor's Health Fellow for Public Health
Kenneth I. Shine, M.D., executive vice chancellor for health affairs at The University of Texas System, has appointed R. Sue Day, Ph.D., associate dean for research at The University of Texas School of Public Health, the Chancellor’s Health Fellow for Public Health. {read more}
December 18, 2007
LISD Reveals Who Will Lead Lubbock's First All Girls School
We now know where Lubbock's first all girls public school will be and who will lead that school.
Newschannel 11 first told you about plans for the new school back in September. And Tuesday, the district announced it will open the new school next fall.
A group called the Foundation for the Education of Young Women is giving Lubbock ISD a $1 million grant to start a school for young women. {read more}
August 14, 2007
The College of Human Sciences Hosts First Conference for the Texas Cooperative Extension Service
Family and consumer science agents from 48 counties learn about new research and education opportunities in west Texas. Texas Cooperative Extension Family and Consumer Science (FCS) Agents from around the West Texas region will gather for three days of technology training, seminars and workshops on new information and research. {read more}
April 12, 2007
HDFS Faculty Members receive awards at TTU Convocation
Texas Tech University faculty members received awards April 10 for their quality teaching and research during the annual Faculty Honors Convocation.
“We have outstanding faculty in every discipline on our campus,” said Jon Whitmore, president of Texas Tech. “It is always a pleasure for me to acknowledge these outstanding men and women. They are the reason that Texas Tech’s academic reputation continues to grow.” {read more}