New faces on campus appointment for Sharon Winn
Sharon Winn, 42, joins the campus as English instructor with a BS in English from the University of Oklahoma earned in 1969 and an MA in English from Eastern Illinois University earned in 1984. she is pursuing a doctorate.
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Sharon Winn
University of Oklahoma
Eastern Illinois University
University of
Jean Holley
Rio Grande College
Ohio University
Rio Grande
Ohio
CE enrollment increase creates space crunch at Lee College
Continuing Education dean Johnette Hodgin reports a 32 percent enrollment rise since 1986 87 from 8558 to 11310 students 1988 89. The surge prompts talks of leasing space or purchasing 711 W Texas to gain classrooms while past options like the Sears building or First American Bank site are weighed.
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Johnette Hodgin
Hodgin
Board of Regents
Lee College
Texas
Sears
First American Bank
711
Continuing Education Adds New Health Care Program
A new nurse aide program is offered by Continuing Education in partnership with Health Care Occupations. Texas requires completion of this course and passing both skills and written exams for employment in long term care. The LC course starts October 2 and runs four weeks with final testing. Fees total 25 dollars plus 13.56 insurance and 30 for books, plus state exam costs of 23.50 and 30. Registration is on campus ext. 311.
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Texas Department of Health
Student Congress weighs dances and new entertainment ideas
DaLu Nifong, SC president, says two dances a semester were discussed but not adopted. About 100 attended dances last year with costs totaling 870 dollars, averaging 8.70 per student. Imelda Munoz suggested different venues and new DJs, while Lance Blevins eyed concerts and was elected entertainment chairman. The group noted extended bookstore hours and a pay phone project, with elections and officers announced for 1989-90. Approximately 20 members attended, the best turnout in some time. Meetings meet Fridays at 12:30 p.m. in Moler Hall reception room.
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DaLu Nifong
Knights of Columbus
Imelda Munoz
Lee College
Dr. Toons
Munoz
Lance Blevins
Blevins
Nifong
Moser Hall
Wendi McCormick
Barbara Castellanos
Susan Butaud
Moler Hall
Coping Skills seminar helps LC students juggle life
Lee College counselor Ramon Vela leads a personal development seminar, Coping Skills, on September 22 at 11 a.m. in the Edythe Old Studio. The workshop aims to help full time students who also work and parent balance responsibilities, build strategies, and gain mental tools for college and personal life. Participants will share experiences to shape a positive transitional process for new and returning students. The session will count as credit in Psychology 1101.
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Sonia Barnett
Lee College
Ramon Vela
Edythe Old Studio
Kathy Messier
LC Counseling
Messier
Vela
Regency five man a cappella group at Moler Hall
Regency from Baltimore will perform at 12 p.m. Sept. 25 in the Moler Hall Game Room. Sponsored by Lee College Lyceum committee chaired by Mari anne Loyd. No admission charge. The group known for lively shows includes audience participation and has earned multiple national campus music awards.
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Regency
Moler Hall
Lee College
Lyceum Committee
Marianne Loyd
Lee College English
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