Fields says federal student aid cuts not likely
U S Representative Jack Fields told Lee College students and faculty that major reductions in federal aid programs such as work study Pell Grants and supplemental grants are unlikely in the near term. He cautioned only voluntary Gramm Rudman cutbacks could change this, and urged discussion after a town meeting with LC delegates.
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Merging courses to benefit budget at the college
President Vivian Blevins unveils a plan to merge Tech/Voc courses into the Academic Division to cut costs and improve transferability. Data processing, computer science, management, graphic arts and cooperative office training would move under Academic.
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Regents OK Nine Telecourses For LC Next Fall
The Lee College Regents approved nine telecourses to start next fall with lectures broadcast on Channel 8 and Channel 35 Group W Cable. Courses include English 302 Data Processing 310 Management 303 Business 300 History 315 316 Economics 301 302 Sociology 310 and Government 313.
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Lee College Friends elect first board at Moler Hall
Lee College Friends will elect its first board of directors at a 2 p m meeting March 15 in Moler Hall reception room. The 10 members-at-large plus ex-officio President Vivian Blevins and Randy Busch will serve, with future boards including the past chairman. Membership plans include cash and time contributions with named designations, supporting college programs such as the Impressions literary magazine and a music field trip. Contact Randy Busch at 425-6303 for details.
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Lee College Student Activity Committee adapts to scheduling conflicts
After six weeks without a meeting SAC officers split weekly meetings by half the members at 5 p.m. Wednesdays and the rest at 12:15 p.m. Thursdays. The group may meet biweekly. SAC comprises 14 members plus non voting student publications editors. apathy and limited funding transparency challenge engagement as officials note 1986 87 budgets around 51700 dollars for student services.
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