CE enrollment surges at Lee College Continuing Education
Lee College Continuing Education reports a near doubling of enrollment from 2116 in fall 1987 to 4108 in fall 1988, driven largely by ESL classes tied to an amnesty program. Industrial classes also grow, aided by Dean Wilks and others, while space limits force cancellations and off campus classes at Lee High School.
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Lee College Faces Potential Mail Permit Cancellation
LC risks losing its mailing permit after repeated violations of mailing rules. Postmaster A C Floyd notes four incidents, the latest two weeks ago, with notices sent and talks held with college staff. If revoked, bulk mail would rise from 8.4 to 25 cents per piece, forcing departments to switch to a costlier permit and re stamp existing materials.
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Kathy Clausen
Seminar on financial aid helps college students
Lee College's financial aid office hosted an orientation on February 8 where Sally Adams outlined loan grant and scholarship options. Students must meet enrollment and need requirements, with Pell grants requiring at least six hours and SEOG full-time enrollment, loans repayable, and work study available on campus.
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Drugs workshop and events at Moser and Moler halls
A Drugs workshop is set for 6 p.m. Tuesday and 2 p.m. Wednesday in Moser Hall Reception Room, earning Psychology 1101 credit. The Hispanic Educational Access Committee meets at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday in Moler Hall Reception Room. The Board of Regents holds an executive session at 7 p.m. Feb. 23 in the Boardroom, followed by an open meeting at 7:30 p.m. in Rundell Hall. The drama department performs Twister Feb. 24–26 in Rundell Hall auditorium for $2 admission.
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Jennings arraigned over alleged college theft in Texas court
Former Director of Operations Kyle Jennings was arraigned in the 232nd District Court on felony theft charges after investigators say he diverted up to 25 000 from a campus parking lot project. A Feb 27 examining trial is scheduled as a systems audit into Lee College operations proceeds.
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Lee College
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