Candidates discuss campus concerns in LC Board of Regents forum
May 2 elections for the Board of Regents were highlighted at a Meet the Candidates forum sponsored by Student Congress. Incumbents Wayne Gray and Oswall Harman joined Mercedes Renteria Cindy McNeill and Roger Schirmbeck, with moderator Susan Cummings guiding questions from the SC office and two minute responses. Candidates stressed building upkeep, faculty salaries, student access, security, diversity and minority outreach as they addressed tuition costs budget pressures and LC’s role in preparing students for four year institutions and the job market.
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Board of Regents
Student Congress
Wayne Gray
Oswall Harman
Mercedes Renteria
Cindy McNeill
Roger Schirmbeck
Susan Cummings
University of Houston
Harman
Robert E. Lee
82Nd Airborne Division
U.S. Army
Renteria
Gray's
Gray
Glenn Vickery
McNeill
University of Houston Law Center
Baytown
Vietnam
University of Houston At Clear Lake
Schirmbeck
Lee College
Studer
Rente
Cummings
Lee College selects Dr. Jackson Sasser as new president
Regents choose Dr. Jackson Sasser of Alabama to lead Lee College beginning July 1, replacing interim president J. B. Whiteley. Sasser, 42, holds advanced degrees from the University of Alabama and Jacksonville State University, and brings experience from Calhoun Community College and Germanna Community College.
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Lee College Board of Regents
Jackson Sasser
Alabama
Sasser
J. B. Whiteley
Lee College
Board of Regents
University of Alabama
Jacksonville State University
Germanna Community College
Locust Grove
Keith Coburn
Dr. Sasser
Roberta Wright
Wright
Layne
Jackson
Elizabeth
Graduation Ceremonies Set For May at Lee College
Roland Galvan of KPRC TV Channel 2 News will speak at the 1992 Lee College Commencement on May 8 at 7 p.m. in the gym. Nursing graduates graduate May 8 with other programs following May 9. A hall of fame ceremony, major student awards, and a jazz prelude accompany the events. Huntsville Center graduations occur May 11 at 7 p.m. at the Ellis II Unit.
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Roland Galvan
Kprc. TV
Channel 2 News
Lee College
Galvan
San Antonio
Trinity University
University of St. Thomas
Lee College Hall of Fame
Huntsville Center
Texas Department of Corrections
TDCJ
NSF grants Lee College instructors for pen paper physics seminars
The National Science Foundation awarded Lee College physics instructor part of a $90,000 grant to run seminars on teaching physics with a pen and paper style. Tom O’Kuma and Curtis Hieggelke will lead sessions at Green River CC in July, Westmoreland CC in September, and Seminole CC in October.
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National Science Foundation
NSF
Lee College
Tom O’ Kuma
Curtis Hieggelke
Joliet Junior College
Illinois
O’kuma
Hieggelke
Green River Community College
Auburn
Washington
Westmoreland County Community College
Youngwood
Pennsylvania
Seminole Community College
Sanford
Florida
New SC Officers Elected for 1992-93 at April Meeting
Curtis Rene is named Student Congress president Josie Vargas as vice president Charles Scott treasurer Sandra Sanders secretary Debbie Elliott parliamentarian New officers to be installed Friday A cram session for finals May 3 in the Erma Wood Carlson Center Library help available Nine amendments approved at April 24 election SC members attended the TJCSGA convention in San Antonio Cynthia Whiddon Green named TJCSGA student of the year Scott elected state treasurer Vargas regional director Fusco won second place for campus scrap book at state level
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Curtis Rene
Josie Vargas
Charles Scott
Sandra Sanders
Debbie Elliott
Student Congress
Erma Wood Carlson Learning Resource Center
Texas Junior College Student Government Association
San Antonio
Cynthia Whiddon Green
Tjcsga
Lee College
Baytown
Texas State Student Association
Tssa Southeast Region
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