Lee College Upgrades Instructional Media Center with Donated Equipment
Lee College’s Instructional Media Center adds a $17,000 color copier donated by Danka Business Systems to improve classroom demonstrations. The gift, aiding maps and diagrams display, comes with a per page print fee and complements other donations including an IBM desktop publisher and a laser printer from Friends of Lee College. Demonstrations will be announced when all equipment arrives for faculty staff and student access.
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JTPA program moves to renovated athletic dormitory
The Adult Learning Center occupies new quarters at 101 S. Whiting after a $49,000 renovation led by Dean Dennis Topper. The center features six classrooms two computer labs two kitchens a small library and clerical office space. Programs include GED Adult Basic Education ESL nutrition survival skills child care and basic job skills along with federally funded JTPA classes and Department of Human Services instruction.
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Dennis Topper
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Debbie McDaniel
ASC
Celia Ann Saterbak
Department of Human Services
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Harris County Department of Education
Lee College Offers Free Tutoring for Tech Voc Students
Counseling Center Coordinator Dennis Dressler announced Lee College will hire Tech Voc tutors funded by a Carl Perkins federal grant. Tutors will cover math science and English beyond Tech Voc, be free to all Tech Voc students, and earn $3.80 to $9.62 hourly based on education GPA and experience. Interested individuals may visit the Counseling Center or call Bobby Wheatfall at extension 384.
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Lee College
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Dressler
Bobby Wheatfall
Ramon Vela
Anahuac field trip tracks wildlife study with Dr Lehmberg
Dr Verne Lehmberg will lead environmental science students on October 17 to Anahuac National Wildlife Preserve and High Island. Activities include testing marsh water for oxygen, observing waterfowl behavior, and possibly meeting a swamp alligator. Students will also visit Bolivar Beach to view shorebirds and a repopulating brown pelican. Contact 425-6334 for details.
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Anahuac National Wildlife Preserve
High Island
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