Sixth-year head coach Justin Gibert and his Lady Cardinal Volleyball team will begin preparing for the 2010 season as Lamar University will practice for the first time at 3:30 p.m., Monday in McDonald Gym.
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Freshman Brooke Roy of Port Neches said she has saved money using textbook rental services.
(Photo: courtesy photo)
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Wayne Toups will be in concert at LSC-O Friday.
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Benjamin Griggs
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Benjamin Griggs has traveled to several countries as a member of the U.S. Marine Corps, but his first trip to England will be as a Lamar University McNair Scholar.
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Lamar University Jazz Band
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The very beginnings of Black History Month can be found in Chicago during the summer of 1915. Carter G. Woodson joined others of African-American descent in Chicago to celebrate the 50th anniversary of emancipation.
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L-R: Mallory Horton, tech support; Ashley Vincent, president; Amber Day, vice president; Not available for pictures: Whitney Tarver, treasurer and Melany Monson, historian.
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Teachers of Tomorrow (TOT) is the future teacher organization at Lamar State College-Orange that provides students interested in education a means by which to interact and communicate with one another. The organization also serves to provide students with a mechanism by which they can grow professionally, cultivate a further interest in educationally related topics, and provide a service to LSC-O and the community.
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The Continuing Education and Workforce Development Office at Lamar State College-Orange released its Spring 2010 schedule, which includes an exciting array of non-credit personal enrichment and workforce development classes.
While the traditional Thanksgiving is common to some, many families are not able to experience an abundance of food. Lamar State College-Orange employees and students wanted to make sure that at least everyone had the chance to enjoy a great meal.
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W.L. Pate Sr., Jimmy Simmons and Bob West.
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Training teaches firefighters to overcome their fears of entering burning buildings
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Robert Havens, instructor at Lamar Institute of Technology, has been named the Texas Association of Fire Educators’ 2009 Fire Instructor of the Year.
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Left to right: Wendy Totino and Jamie O’Quinn, Education Majors
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The education majors at Lamar State College-Orange were ready for the Valentine season. Critical thinking skills and heart shaped lesson plans went hand in hand for the students wanting to one day become school teachers.
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The Human Race Machine will be at the Setzer Center Feb. 8-12
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The Lamar University Setzer Student Center is dedicated to exposing students to new and innovated programming. The Human Race Machine will be the focus of attention in the center during the week of February 8-12 from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. You are invited to experience the Human Race Machine.
Registration for spring semester classes at Lamar State College-Port Arthur will continue through the college’s Web site (www.lamarpa.edu) during the school’s holiday break. The college will reopen Jan. 4. Spring semester classes begin Jan. 11.
Spring courses include a full range of academic and technical courses along with “hybrid courses” in which students meet in the classroom one or two days a week and complete the rest of the course online at their convenience.
Lamar Institute of Technology will honor 210 graduates at its commencement ceremony at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 17, at the Montagne Center.
Ira Wilsker, president of the LIT Faculty Senate and program director of LIT’s management development program, is the commencement speaker.
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From left to right: Allison Stewart, Angela Teal, Brittney Dorman, and Michelle Stuckey.
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At the end of last month, the Lamar State College-Orange Speech and Debate Team competed in the Tarrant County Community College Novice Speech and Debate Tournament in Ft. Worth.
