New LC academic dean Donnetta Suchon named
Jacqueline Whitaker reports that Donnetta Suchon became academic dean at Lee College on Jan 2 succeeding John McCormick. A Kansas native, Suchon brings 13 years at Daytona Beach Community College and roles from English instructor to associate VP academic affairs, plus work with the National Association of Campus Activities. She aims to align with SACS standards, enhance student learning measures, and promote diverse learning options in Texas.
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Donnetta Suchon
John McCormick
Kansas
Suchon
Daytona Beach Community College
Florida
DBCC
National Association of Campus Activities
Colombia
S.C
Texas
Odessa College
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Kansas State University
University of Florida
University of Northern Colorado
Luchon
Mark
Alexandra
Lee College
LC and GCCISD unite for Adult High School program
The Board of Regents on Jan 16 approved an Adult High School Program with Goose Creek ISD. Johnette Hodgin says it starts late February at Ross S Sterling High, with night classes at the Computer Competency Center. Math will be self paced. other classes taught traditionally. The program aids students behind on credits, those in alternative settings, and older students near diploma. Vice-president Tom Sanders notes GED limits for armed forces and law enforcement. program lets graduation at own pace around other commitments. The Board also invites applications for president through tomorrow. 48 applications had been received. A presidential search panel will narrow to four or six on Feb 17, with final interviews by the Board. The college seeks a leader committed to growth, service, and community values. a doctoral degree is preferred. The Board aims to select by May.
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Board of Regents
Goose Creek Independent
Johnette Hodgin
Ross S. Sterling High School
Hodgin
Tom Sanders
Sanders
Keith Colburn
Jim Tatum
Association of Community College Trustees
Literary Magazine Seeks Submissions for Benchmark 1992
The Lee College literary magazine Benchmark invites Lee College students and staff to submit poetry, short stories, essays, narratives, artwork, and photographs for the spring 1992 issue. Manuscripts typed and delivered to journalism lab room 114 or Jerry Hamby’s Bonner Hall office by February 14.
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Lee College
Benchmark
Social Science
Jerry Hamby
Bonner Hall
Rachel Brim
College kickoff Launches Campus Recycling Program
Shipping and receiving clerk Laurie Scheff and Cecil Morgan lead the effort at Lee College on the official recycling program kickoff day. Scheff says the event drew positive response from faculty and students, with three 60-gallon cans collected. The committee aims for 75 percent campus participation by March as the transition progresses smoothly.
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Laurie Scheff
Cecil Morgan
Lee College
Scheff
Bay Area Women's Center Epicurean Extravaganza volunteers sought
Student Congress invites volunteers for the fifth annual Bay Area Women's Center Epicurean Extravaganza on March 15 from 7 30 to 10 30 PM at the San Jacinto Mall. Volunteers gain a free ticket and assist with mail outs flyers setup and cleanup. Proceeds benefit BAWC which provides shelter counseling and legal medical aid to women and children.
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Bay Area Women’s Center
San Jacinto Mall
Bawc Board of Directors
Barbara Castellanos
Castellanos
Montgomery Ward
Center Court
Jcpenney
BAWC
Baytown
Kerry Nelson
College Day to benefit students at Lee College
The Gertrude Teter Counseling Center hosts College Day on Feb 6 from 10 am to 1 pm in Moser Hall. More than 20 Texas colleges including Sam Houston State UT Lamar TSU SFA UH Downtown and UH Clear Lake will have reps to answer questions on admissions financial aid housing majors transfers and more.
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Gertrude Teter Counseling Center
Moser Hall
Texas
Sam Houston State
University of Texas, Lamar
Texas Southern
Stephen F. Austin
University of Houston, Downtown
University of Houston At Clear
Lee College
Bobby Wheatfall
Wheatfall
Webb Society to Travel to TSHA Convention in Austin
LC Webb Society plans a February trip to Austin for the Texas State Historical Association Annual Convention. Twenty-two LC members will attend, hear papers, and present the 1992 Touchstone magazine while Kris ten Corder showcases her award winning study Listen To The Wind.
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Lee College
The
Webb Society
Austin
Texas State Historical Association
Touchstone
Kristen Corder
Texas Department of Corrections
Britt
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