Beat the Heat with Summer Classes at Lone Star College-Montgomery
Get a head start on your college goals this summer at Lone Star College-Montgomery. With two summer sessions—the first beginning June 3, and the second beginning July 11, LSC-Montgomery has lots of classes available for those wanting to beat the heat and complete a college course in just six weeks.
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Human Services Students Donate Books to Help Foster Care Children
Students in Lone Star College-Montgomery’s Human Services Student Organization collected eight boxes of children’s books for Court Appointed Special Advocates of Montgomery County (CASA). These books will help restore CASA’s nearly depleted current library of books, which is used by children and teens in the foster care system in Montgomery County.
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May 15 Ceremony Celebrates Fresh Start for LSC-Montgomery’s GED Graduates
At the age of 45, Leslie Hinojosa made a decision that changed the course of her life. With prompting from her sister, Hinojosa uprooted her family and moved from Corpus Christi to Montgomery for a fresh start, beginning with obtaining her General Education Development (GED) certificate from Lone Star College-Montgomery in 2007.
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Vets Uncensored: Student Veterans Offer Insight into the Transition to Civilian Life
A group of veterans offered Lone Star College-Montgomery staff and faculty a glimpse into the modern student veteran during “Vets Uncensored,” a question and answer session held last month at LSC-Montgomery.
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From ‘The Projects’ to Ph.D. – Women’s Tea Inspires with Stories of Success
During her early beginnings in “the projects” of an East Texas town, Dr.
Tameka Williams-Bruce, Lone Star College System’s senior human
resources manager, had a dream for something more than the circumstances
around her. She realized that dream this February when, after years of
long days and late nights studying, Williams-Bruce earned her doctorate
degree in organization and management from Capella University.
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Students in Lone Star College-Montgomery’s Human Services Student Organization collected eight boxes of children’s books for Court Appointed Special Advocates of Montgomery County (CASA). These books will help restore CASA’s nearly depleted current library of books, which is used by children and teens in the foster care system in Montgomery County.
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At the age of 45, Leslie Hinojosa made a decision that changed the course of her life. With prompting from her sister, Hinojosa uprooted her family and moved from Corpus Christi to Montgomery for a fresh start, beginning with obtaining her General Education Development (GED) certificate from Lone Star College-Montgomery in 2007.
more
A group of veterans offered Lone Star College-Montgomery staff and faculty a glimpse into the modern student veteran during “Vets Uncensored,” a question and answer session held last month at LSC-Montgomery.
more
During her early beginnings in “the projects” of an East Texas town, Dr.
Tameka Williams-Bruce, Lone Star College System’s senior human
resources manager, had a dream for something more than the circumstances
around her. She realized that dream this February when, after years of
long days and late nights studying, Williams-Bruce earned her doctorate
degree in organization and management from Capella University.
more
