Lee College Black History Banquet Will Feature Connie Ford
The Lee College Awareness Club hosts its first Black History Month banquet at 7 p.m. on February 27 in Moser Hall Baytown. Proceeds fund scholarships for students with financial need. Connie Ford, former Lee College student and founder of Global Home Healthcare Services, will speak about overcoming obstacles to success.
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Moser Hall
Baytown
Jerri Dalcour
Carlton Ford
Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Church
Connie Ford
Dalcour
Ford
Dayton
Barbers Hill High School
Mont Belvieu
Who’s Who
Global Home Heathcare Services
Bay Area Women’s Center
Orientation changes remove requirement for A S and A A degrees
The semester marks a shift in the degree plans with orientation classes no longer mandatory for associate degrees. COSS 0300 and PSYCH 0100 replace prior listings. both remain offered. Counselors at Gertrude Teter Center advise students needing help with college skills to take the courses, noting enrollments fell from about 350 to around 100 after the change.
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Kirstine Taylor
Gertrude Teter Counseling Center
Taylor
Erma Wood Carlson Learning Resource Center
Robert Seale
Lee College Names 42 as Who's Who Among JC Leaders
The 1995 Who's Who Among Students in American Junior College lists 42 Lee College students as outstanding campus leaders based on academics service leadership and future potential. Honorees include 27 Baytown students such as Laura Acosta Susan Burgress Roberto Castillo and Joshua Morrison along with recipients from Baytown Christine Nuzzo Terrie Rasberry Whitney Snyder Robbin Summers Terrance Tanner Carmen Torres David Virgil Elizabeth Vinson and others. Also named were Amanda De La Moriniere Misty Safer of Dayton Carissa Cannon and Jacy Sanders of Liberty Christopher Harvard Tammy Jackson James Hromadka from Highlands and Trent Cooper Kelli Grabbe Jane Malone from Houston La Porte The Woodlands Katy Anahuac Crosby Pasadena Winnie and other communities.
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Lee College
Ing
District of Columbia
Baytown
Laura M. Acosta
Susan L. Burgress
Roberto Castillo
Terry D. Edwards
Anna N. Enderli
Debra P. Ervin
Jason R. Fojt
Laura Garcia
Alan R. Gaylord
Alicia Jahan-Tigh
Angela M. Kotarz
Tisa C. Lopez
Shelly R. Matlock
Diana R. Moncivais
Joshua N
Katy
Della F. Moon
Anahuac
Amanda M. Phelps
Crosby
Sondra C. Wakeland
Pasadena
Nell F. Winter
Winnie
LC soloists shine at Hill Country Jazz Fest
Lee College Jazz Ensemble performed in San Marcos on Feb 4 at Southwest Texas State University. LC soloists Bob West Benny Lyons and Ian Barry earned solo award certificates while LC Blinn and Wharton Jr College competed in the Big Band category. Judges included Willie Thomas Ed Shaughnessy and others. attendees ranged from San Marcos and LBJ High Schools to military and Catholic schools.
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Lee College
San Marcos
Southwest Texas State University
Bob West
Benny Lyons
Ian Barry
College
Mainland
Blinn and
Wharton Jr. College
Ed Shaughnessy
Shaughnessy
Doc Severinsen
Johnny Carson
L.B.J. High School
Texas
Campus Capsules Debate On Judges Selection Proposals
Lee College Forensics and Debate hosts a Feb 23 forum in Tucker Hall from 7 to 8 30 p m. Co sponsored by the League of Women Voters the event will compare the Missouri plan the Lt Gov Bullock plan and the John Hill proposal with Dr Ron Roberts moderating. Contact David Mohlman or Margie Hartrick for details.
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Lee College
League of Women Voters
Tucker Hall
Missouri
Bob Bullock
Texas Supreme Court
John Hill
Ron Roberts
David Mohlman
Margie Hartrick
LC Hikes Fines On Parking Violations
Campus security reports spring semester parking fines increase to deter violations. First offense 10 dollars, second 20 dollars, third offense suspends parking privileges. Violations include parking without a permit or in restricted areas such as faculty lots. Residents may have vehicles towed if parked in driveways or blocking access. Jill Smalley notes enforcement extends to campus rules only.
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Jill Smalley
Shaheem Wins 8 Ball Tourney at Moser Hall Final
Faisal Shaheem and Manzar Khan, computer science majors from Lee College, advanced to Kingwood College in March to represent SC at Spring Sports Day after Shaheem defeated Khan two games to none in the 8-ball final. The event drew 22 competitors in Moser Hall on February 9. Trey Shockley.
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Lee College
Kingwood College
Bob Boyes
Faisal Shaheem
Manzar Khan
Moser Hall
Shaheem
Khan
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