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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1989
Page
3
Lee College reports mixed outcomes from its local TASP assessment for first time students. About 580 tested during registration with roughly 21 percent placed into English 1303 and 20 percent reading at college level. Math placement was weaker with about 7 percent ready for Modern College Algebra, prompting remedial courses for many.
First time college students who have not taken the Texas Academic Basic Skills test must register by mail before earning 15 semester hours. Registration forms must be postmarked Oct 21 for the Nov 18 test. A $24 fee applies. The program assesses math, reading, and writing with multiple choice questions and an essay.
Lee College Concert Choir builds interest and recruits more music majors and hobbyists. Despite a drop to 12 members from 24, director Lynn Lamkin remains optimistic about the choir’s prospects. They will attend the Texas Junior College Choral Festival in Amarillo October 19 21 and perform a fall concert October 29 in Rundell Hall. LC voice students will compete in the November NATS event in Denton.
The Stella Pepper journalism lab at Lee College will be dedicated on October 3 at 6 p.m. The department houses two publications, Reflections and The Lantern.
Verne Lehmberg John McMillen and Robert Wright biology instructors at Lee College completed a three week post graduate program at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston funded by a National Science Foundation grant They were among 18 Texas community college science teachers in the program designed to update life science knowledge and expand educational methods.
Incoming Faculty Assembly president Dan Mendoza outlines the new leadership and an Executive Council of about 25 teachers. The group will meet within two weeks to discuss TASP results and concerns over teachers insurance benefits, with administration represented by one member and all full time teachers eligible to attend.
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