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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1988
Page
7
Baytown Police Officer Keith Dougherty led a Sept. 20 workshop in Moser Hall debunking TV crime scenes. He urged careful evidence handling, early prints collection, and warned against moving objects. The talk covered campus safety tips, student awareness, and credited Psychology 1101 for attendance.
The Lee College Board of Regents renamed the college counseling center the Gertrude Teter Counseling Center at a Sept. 22 meeting. Teter, a longtime counselor and founder of the Returning Students Organization later known as the Non-Traditional Students Organization, was honored after student groups and clubs backed the proposal. Teter, a LC student in the late 1940s, taught courses and served as a full time counselor from 1965 until her retirement last year.
At 8:45 to 9 am Dr. Ron Roberts serves as convener and coordinator. Dr. Vivian Blevins welcomes attendees as SC president.
Rep Ed Watson who has served since 1973 will be awarded degrees. Rep Wilhelmina Delco a former House chair and Education Committee member will receive an honorary degree and speak at Oct 25 convocation. The board plans to dispose of 403 S Whiting property and consider demolishing or donating the house to Heritage Society. Architectural firms F S Partners Inc and White Budd Van Ness Moroz presented plans for new classroom lab space and library expansion as part of a 5.5 million bond issue approved last spring. A special meeting was scheduled to hear more presentations, but results were unavailable at press time.
Wilson notes grants and scholarships as key finance tools while Baytown Junior School principal Polk and Sandra Medina of the Hispanic Access Committee credit LC with welcoming minorities. Medina says LC is home to area youth and cheaper than larger universities draws many to enroll. Committees credit Dr. Blevins for fostering inclusion and increasing enrollments.
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