Continuing Education

Students in the Lone Star College - Tomball Game Design and Simulation program will now have the opportunity to complete a bachelor's degree without leaving the Greater Houston Area.

Lone Star College System’s Collegiate Leadership Institute is currently seeking participants for the 2008-2009 program. CLI was created five years ago to provide an opportunity to enhance leadership skills in LSCS students while learning more about their community.

Durell Forte's coworkers and classmates at Lone Star College-Tomball think he's poetry in motion. And that was even before they knew he was a poet. Always on the move and never without a smile, Forte has made quite an impression on those he has shared the last five years with at LSC-Tomball. Perhaps what was most surprising about this former Cypress-Creek High School track and basketball athlete, however, wasn't that he was a writer - because his professors spotted his talent for writing early on. They were most impressed with the fact that his specialty was poetry, said LSC-Tomball Professor of Developmental Studies/English Judy Harris.

Brian Pavlock is halfway through college and he hasn't even graduated from high school yet. In fact, he received his associate's degree from Lone Star College-Tomball this month, but he won't earn his high school diploma from Magnolia High School until June 3.

The Pharmacy Technician Training Program at Lone Star College-Tomball has been accredited by the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP), the nationally recognized authority in pharmacy education. The accreditation is effective from October 2006.

Registration is under way for Lone Star-Tomball College's popular summer youth programs, Kids on Campus and Teen Zone.