Student Congress officers face scrutiny from LC president
At an Executive Board meeting Roberta Wright and Billy Grimsley interim advisers said they would ask Lee College president for an extension of his Wednesday deadline to allow continued discussion of allegations against the executive board. Sasser warned the group could be disbanded or accounts frozen as they must answer allegations including racism sexism arrogance and falsification of meeting minutes.
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Student Congress
Roberta Wright
Billy Grimsley
Lee College
Jackson Sasser
Executive Board
Student Congress General
Dis
Grimsley
Sasser
Alicia Jihan- Tigh
B.C. Colby
Jacqueline Whitaker
Dale Adams
Dan Mendoza
Wright
Texas
Robbin Summers
Literary Arts Fest set for April 20 23
Lee College hosts a four day spring Literary Arts Festival with guest speakers Galway Kinnell and Ntozake Shange. The New Lee College Players perform drama and the Baytown Symphony presents classical works by Bach and Tchaikovsky. Kinnell's prize winning career and Shange’s groundbreaking theater and novels are highlighted. Performances in Tucker Hall Thursday and Friday mornings. Symphony in Rundell Auditorium Sunday evening. For details contact Beth Lewis at 425 6482.
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Lee College
Galway Kinnell
Ntozake Shange
New Lee College Players
Baytown Symphony
Bach
Tchaivosky
Kinnell
Providence
Rhode Island
Pawtucket
Wilbraham Academy
Princeton University
University of Rochester
University of Grenoble
France
University of Teheran
Iran
University of Chicago
New York University
Sarah Lawrence College
University of Hawaii
Shange
America
PBS
Cypress
Indigo
Liliane
Tucker Hall
Baytown
Memorial Service Planned for Lee College English Teacher Phil Dignam
Former LC English faculty member Phil Dignam died Monday at 75 after a long Parkinsons battle. A memorial service is set for Saturday at 1 p.m. at Trinity Episcopal Church Baytown. Dignam, an advocate for civil rights and student freedoms, taught at LC from 1966 to 1986 and was an innovator in teaching methods at the TDC-LC program. He was an ordained priest and active in Baytown Little Theater, survived by his wife and three children.
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Phil Dignam
Trinity Episcopal Church
Dignam
San Francisco State University
Texas A & I University
Lee College
Texas Department of Corrections
Huntsville
Dale Adams
Adams
Tdc-Lc
TDC
Herman Melville
Billy Budd
Church Divinity School of the Pacific
Jim Maroney
Baytown
Little Theater
McNeill
Jackson Sasser
Hickman Returns to Work After Eight Months
Hickman resumes duties at Lee College eight months after a suspension over sexual harassment allegations. The Board of Regents opted not to terminate him, and a settlement was withdrawn as he returns under a tailored transition plan with interim leadership guiding policy changes since his absence.
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Lee College
Jim Hickman
Hickman
Jennifer Gore
Board of Regents
Gore
Jackson Sasser
Paul Hash
Sasser
Hash
Steve Evans
EEO
Mike Clawson
Burt Springer
Regent McNeill Remembered At Memorial Service
Regent Cindy McNeill died March 21 in Houston after a breast cancer battle. A memorial service was held March 24 in Rundell Hall Auditorium. McNeill, elected to the Lee College Board of Regents in 1992, left a legacy of ethical service and a memorial scholarship fund via the Lee College Foundation.
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Lee College
Cindy McNeill
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Houston
McNeill
Rundell Hall
Board of Regents
Bill McNeill
Kelly
Julie
Kate McNeill
Baytown
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Mendoza
Summers
Jahan- Tigh
Colby
Whitaker
Bot Boyes
Tom Sanders
Adams and
Cam
Bossy Hoan Jr
LC English
College
Regent McNeil
Dr. Sasser
Lee College Foundation
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