LSCS News - All Campuses

• College’s Live Entertainment Technology Program Hosts Free Workshop - June 18, 2013
  For those wanting to pursue or advance a career in live entertainment technology (LET), or for those who teach in this specialized field, Lone Star College-Montgomery will host a free professional development workshop on campus on Saturday, July 13, at 9 a.m. The workshop is free, but space is limited to the first 20 people to enroll. 
• LSCS-SBDC Seeking Nominations for Small Business of the Year Awards - June 18, 2013
  The Lone Star College System Small Business Development Center Advisory Council is now seeking nominations from the community for the 27th Annual Small Business of the Year awards. This includes nominations of businesses within the LSC-Tomball service area.
• Children ages 9-12 can attend college this summer at Lone Star College-University Park - June 14, 2013
  “LSC-University Park is pleased to be able to offer fun and exciting camps this summer for our younger students,” said Shah Ardalan, president of LSC-University Park. “This is a great way to expose children to LSC-University Park and get them interested in our innovative college atmosphere at an early age.”
• Weekly Summer Camps Available for Children, Teens at LSC-Montgomery’s “Discovery College” - June 13, 2013
  Let your child discover something new this summer at Lone Star College-Montgomery’s Discovery College, a fun and exciting enrichment program for youth with weekly camps running through August 8. 
• College’s Radiologic Technology Program Reveals New Partnership with Memorial Hermann-Texas Medical Center - June 13, 2013
  Students in Lone Star College-Montgomery’s medical radiologic technology program can now complete their required clinical rotations at Memorial Hermann-Texas Medical Center (TMC), one of only two Level 1 trauma centers in the greater Houston area. 
• Lone Star College-North Harris selects 2012-2013 Adjunct Faculty Excellence Award Winners - June 12, 2013
  Lone Star College-North Harris recently recognized four outstanding employees as recipients of the 2012-2013 Adjunct Faculty Excellence Award. The winners, selected from faculty, staff and student nominations, are Kimberlee Dunn, professor of history; Jerome Duran, professor of visual communications; Tamara Green, professor of sociology; and Jeff Watts, professor of paralegal studies.
• LSC-Kingwood Invites Public to Patriotic Concert - June 11, 2013
  The Kingwood Big Band will celebrate America’s birthday early with a patriotic concert on Saturday, June 29 at Lone Star College-Kingwood. The Independence Celebration Concert, also sponsored by the Rotary Club of East Montgomery County, will take place at 2 p.m. in the college’s Student-Conference Center. The band will perform patriotic favorites and jazz music from the Big Band era in honor of the Independence Day Holiday.
• Area Business Supports Fine Arts Program - June 11, 2013
  Lone Star College-Kingwood’s Fine Arts Gallery is pleased to acknowledge the Durdin Family and Parkway Family Mazda and Kia for its overwhelming generosity and support in the form of a five year donation. The donation will fund the college’s annual Student Art Show that will take place July 1-25.
• Summer Program Immerses Singers in Opera - June 06, 2013
  Lone Star College-Kingwood’s Young Summer Artists Program invites the public to two performances on June 16. Held on the Performing Arts Center Main Stage, the concert will feature 20 singers from the area who will present short scenes and arias from operas at 2 and 7:30 p.m. This program gives beginning college students, high school students and the community a chance to learn and sing operatic roles.
• Lone Star College beat out more than 200 global institutions for Innovation Award boosting U.S. Department of Education’s ‘MyData’ application - June 06, 2013
  Campus Technology magazine announced June 1 that Lone Star College System received their 2013 Campus Technology Innovators award for the Student Systems and Services category.

  Lone Star College-University Park competed with 235 submitted entries from higher education institutions around the globe.