Make a donation in honor of LSC Foundation's 30th Anniversary!
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Dr. Steve Head
Michelle Wogan
Nicole Robinson Gauthier
PROGRAM
StarGala is the college’s premier fundraising event for student scholarships and programs. Each year, this is an opportunity to express our sincere gratitude for your continued support and to showcase Lone Star College’s student successes. At Lone Star College Foundation, we have the honor of helping students achieve their dream of a college education – you help make that happen! Although this year’s celebration is not in person, please take a moment to hear from LSC’s leadership and two of the students whose lives have been impacted because of you. We invite you to participate in the StarGala online auction from April 10 at 6:00 p.m. through April 18 at 8:00 p.m. – there’s something for everyone!
SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
Said Loyola
LSC-Houston North
Said was born in San Luis Obispo, California. Moving to Texas, it wasn’t hard to decide where he wanted to go to college – he chose Lone Star College because it was close to home. Said is currently enrolled in the Cyber Security program at LSC and expects to graduate in Fall 2022. He is involved in the E.L.I.T.E. (Enhancing Leadership Initiatives through Education) student organization at LSC-Houston North that is designed to educate students on leadership. After Said graduates, his dream job is to become a cyber security analyst. In his spare time is to be a cyber security analyst. In his spare time, Said enjoys drawing, painting, and walks at the park.
Maegan S. Dillah
LSC-North Harris
Born and raised in the southernmost country of the Caribbean archipelago – Trinidad and Tobago, Maegan Dillah is a 20-year-old international student enrolled in the Associate of Science program at LSC – North Harris. After her first semester at LSC – North Harris in Fall 2018, she enrolled in the Honors College and currently serves as a peer mentor – a position which allows her to assist her peers academically and developing her interpersonal and leadership skills. Expected to graduate in Spring 2021, Maegan intends to major in Computer Engineering – Electrical Engineering Track at a four-year university in Texas as well as completing internships in her major’s field. She deeply values diligence, patience and faith, and aims to work at NASA someday.
For more information
If you are interested in changing the lives of Lone Star College students or have a question for the Foundation, please call 832.813.6636 or email Foundation@LoneStar.edu.