Close X
Tuesday, January 14, 2025
ADVT 
International

Indian-American Woman Academic Renu Khator Awarded In US

IANS, 13 Mar, 2018 03:28 PM
    Renu Khator, a top Indian-American woman academic, has been awarded by American Council in Education for her role in mentoring professionals.
     
     
    Ms Khator, 62, Chancellor of University of Houston System and President of University of Houston (UH), awarded the 2018 Council of Fellows/Fidelity Investments Mentor Award during the opening plenary of American Council in Education's 100th annual meeting.
     
     
    The award is bestowed annually to acknowledge the substantial role of mentors in the success of the council's fellows program participants.
     
     
    Ms Khator, who was born in Uttar Pradesh and educated at the University of Kanpur, is the UH System's first woman chancellor, UH's first foreign-born president, and the first ever Indian immigrant to lead a comprehensive research university in the US.
     
     
    Ms Khator assumed her current post in January 2008. She now oversees a four-university system that serves nearly 71,000 students.

    MORE International ARTICLES

    Indian-Born US Federal Judge Amit Mehta Orders New Searches For Hillary Clinton's Benghazi Emails

    Indian-Born US Federal Judge Amit Mehta Orders New Searches For Hillary Clinton's Benghazi Emails
    An Indian-born federal judge in the US has ordered the State Department to search more emails which Hillary Clinton sent or received about 2012 Benghazi attack.

    Indian-Born US Federal Judge Amit Mehta Orders New Searches For Hillary Clinton's Benghazi Emails

    North Korea Posing 'Grave Threat' To World: Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland

    North Korea Posing 'Grave Threat' To World: Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland
    EDMONTON — Canada's foreign minister says North Korea's nuclear program poses a "grave threat" to the security of the world.

    North Korea Posing 'Grave Threat' To World: Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland

    Indian Nun Sister Vanaja Jasphine Rescues Cameroonian Sex Slaves From Middle East

    Indian Nun Sister Vanaja Jasphine Rescues Cameroonian Sex Slaves From Middle East
    A celebrated Indian nun who rescues Cameroonian women from slavery in the Middle East has called for greater support for victims to help them recover from the horrors of being drugged, raped and abused.

    Indian Nun Sister Vanaja Jasphine Rescues Cameroonian Sex Slaves From Middle East

    Pakistan's 'Mother Teresa' Dr Ruth Pfau Dies

    Pakistan's 'Mother Teresa' Dr Ruth Pfau Dies
    Dr Ruth Pfau, a German doctor popularly known as Pakistan’s ‘Mother Teresa’ for dedicating her life to eradicate leprosy in the country, died on Thursday at a private hospital in Karachi. She was 87.

    Pakistan's 'Mother Teresa' Dr Ruth Pfau Dies

    Indian Origin Brexit Challenger Gina Miller Fears Acid Attack In UK

    Indian Origin Brexit Challenger Gina Miller Fears Acid Attack In UK
    Gina Miller, the Indian origin campaigner who won a Brexit legal challenge against the UK government, has said she has been receiving threats of acid attacks and is afraid to leave her home.

    Indian Origin Brexit Challenger Gina Miller Fears Acid Attack In UK

    Alberta Woman Sought For Alleged Abduction Of Young Son Arrested In Belize

    Alberta Woman Sought For Alleged Abduction Of Young Son Arrested In Belize
    LETHBRIDGE, Alta. — Lethbridge police say an Alberta woman sought in the alleged abduction of her young son has been arrested in Belize.

    Alberta Woman Sought For Alleged Abduction Of Young Son Arrested In Belize