University of Houston-Clear Lake’s School of Education Dean Dennis Spuck (right) congratulates Galveston’s Crystal Zavala for her scholarship from UH-Clear Lake’s Success Through Education Programs. STEP, as it is also known, offers a seamless educational path between school districts, community colleges and UH-Clear Lake. It was created in collaboration with Galveston ISD and Galveston College through the Galveston Area Teacher Education Recruitment and Retention project (GATER²).

University of Houston-Clear Lake recognized local scholarship winners and anticipated graduates from its Success Through Education Programs, which offer a seamless educational path between school districts, community colleges and UH-Clear Lake that prepares students for a teaching career. STEP, as it is also known, was created in collaboration with Galena Park ISD and San Jacinto College North as part of the HomeGrown Teacher Project. UH-Clear Lake’s School of Education Dean Dennis Spuck (center) congratulated the scholars, including (l to r) John Simms, Cindy Martinez, Jessica Sosa, Maria Hernandez and Kindra Ellis.

University of Houston-Clear Lake recognized local scholarship winners and anticipated graduates from its Success Through Education Programs, which offer a seamless educational path between school districts, community colleges and UH-Clear Lake. STEP, as it is also known, was created in collaboration with Goose Creek Consolidated ISD and Lee College as part of the Baytown Area Education Recruitment and Retention program (BAER²). UH-Clear Lake’s School of Education Dean Dennis Spuck (center) congratulated the scholars, including (l to r) Jena Cummings, Jennifer Southerly, Elizabeth Rodriguez, Fabiola Avena and Norma Dominguez.
  
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