Lee College instructors to receive excellence awards in Austin
Muriel Tyssen and John Britt of Lee College American Studies will travel to the University of Texas at Austin for the Eleventh Annual International Conference on Teaching Excellence May 21 to 24. They will be honored as teachers of excellence and present a program on their class while on sabbatical to publish a Baytown Connection book on Gulf Coast history.
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Lee College American Studies
Muriel Tyssen
John Britt
University of Texas At Austin
Tyssen
Austin
Britt
Baytown
Gulf Coast
TASP Cut-Off Scores Set for Texas Colleges
The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board establishes 70 percent pass marks for reading and math on the Texas Academic Skills Program test with a 25 of 36 required. A weighted writing section, scoring up to eight, determines whether the multiple choice portion counts. Wright notes 1,500 first time students enroll at Lee College and up to 600 may need remedial education if 40 percent fail. College aims to inform seniors to take three summer hours to be grandfathered from TASP.
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Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board
Wright
TASP
Pinning Ceremony Honors 43 Nursing Students at LC
Forty three nursing students will participate in a 7 p.m. pinning ceremony in Auditorium I Rundell Hall. Judy Etzel LC faculty member and organizer will present pins. Renee Maher health care occupations division chair will introduce faculty and guests. Vivian Blevins LC president will speak. LaVeta McGary nursing instructor guest speaker. McGary recently earned the Harold E Evans Memorial Fund Teaching Excellence Award from the Texas League for Nursing. A reception follows in Moler Hall Reception Room.
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Rundell Hall
Judy Etzel
Renee Maher
Vivian Blevins
LaVeta McGary
McGary
Harold E. Evans
Sewing teacher surprised with birthday bash at work
Doris Hunter, a sewing instructor in Lee College Tech/Voc, was treated to a surprise on April 20. Students organized a black limousine ride to Golden Corral with a corsage and a scissors-themed watch. Hunter plans to retire after the summer after 21 years at LC, said student Maxine Morgan.
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Doris Hunter
Hunter
Golden Corral
Morgan
Lee College
Final Examination Schedule Policy Notice
The schedule states no exam before the schedule start, may be changed with unanimous class consent, and permits students to take exams in other sections of the same course with the teachers consent.
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