Million Dollar Scholarship Campaign kicks off March 7 at Lee College
Lee College Foundation and Friends of Lee College announce a March 7 kickoff for the Million Dollar Campaign to boost the number and amount of existing scholarships. Donors join six clubs with brick engravings and a LC anniversary diamond for gifts of 6,000 and up.
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Security Council to propose towing policy for parking violators
Lee College plans a towing based policy to curb illegal campus parking with higher fines. The proposal covers when cars are towed who handles towing and college liability for damage while seeking to define if fines are student fees. The Dean of Administrative Services says final policy depends on policy rulings and Board decisions.
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Student Congress
LC Hosts State Prep at First Region 5 Congress
Lee College hosted this year’s Texas Junior College Student Congress Convention on February 19 bringing together eight Region 5 schools Houston Community Colleges Galveston and LC for the first time. The event set plans for the state competition with LC elected as President school and Moe Spencer competing for Student of the Year but losing to Christian Kacalan.
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Freshman aspirations rise as more seek advanced degrees
The 28th annual UCLA Higher Education Research Institute survey of 220,757 first-year students at 427 colleges shows 65 percent plan to pursue graduate degrees, with women more likely than men to seek master's, doctoral, medical, or law degrees. Finances motivate study, stress peaks, and campus life trends reveal record applications and emotional strain.
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Astin
Fraternity uses graphic AIDS poster to shock students
Pi Kappa Phi at its national HQ distributed a bold 22 by 28 inch color poster drawn from the Kama Sutra. The image shows an intimate pose with a warning to use a condom and a note that sex without protection is highly dangerous. The piece aims to grab attention among college men and women about AIDS risk.
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Lee College Eyes Police Academy Reopening Next Fall
Despite prior closures and funding woes, Lee College aims to reestablish a police academy on its campus by fall. Dean Johnette Hodgin notes enduring support from the college and local agencies, with past in service classes operated at LC before the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Education halted operations due to facility gaps.
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