Programs and Initiatives

At Lone Star College-Tomball, we are committed to providing all students opportunities to find student resources that best support them academically and professionally. The following student services are offered at LSC-Tomball:

Center for Leadership, Academic and Student Success

To support the increase of Hispanic and Underrepresented student enrollment at Lone Star College-Tomball, the Center for Leadership, Academic and Student Success (CLASS) was created with the financial support of an HSI Title V Grant provided by the Department of Education in 2016. CLASS will support students, faculty, and staff through various programs that engage, develop, and promote student success.

Black Student Organization (BSA)

BSA mission is to benefit students through unity, empowerment, and leadership development.

Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA)

The purpose of the gay straight alliance is to promote a safe environment for students of all orientations, to advance knowledge and communication, build bridges, and to foster tolerance and acceptance for all.

Japanese Culture and Anime Club

The purpose of this organization is to promote the knowledge and appreciation of Japanese culture through interesting, educational and fun events and activities on- and off-campus. We also watch anime!

Latin American Student Organization (LASO)

The Latin American Student Organization was established to help students of Latin and Hispanic cultures and ethnic groups to familiarize themselves with the college while keeping alive customs and traditions.

Latter-Day Saints Student Organization

The LDSSA will encourage and support its members in achieving their academic goals and maintain a balance life while on campus. The association will encourage members to become an influence for the good by participating in activities and services on campus and in the community. The LDSSA will provide students with meaningful service opportunities and social and religious activities that are consistent with LDSSA standards as well as promote traditional moral values. The LDSSA is affiliated with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

lifePATH^®

Lone Star College-Tomball’s lifePATH® is a four-year comprehensive model of post-secondary educational opportunities for students who have disabilities that affect executive functioning. Students can earn various Lone Star College certificates in Occupational Studies, ACT® WorkKeys® Assessments, the ACT® National Career Readiness Certification, and can choose to earn college credit in general Lone Star College Credit courses.

Men of Distinction

The Men of Distinction is a leadership/mentorship program founded and launched in the fall of 2014. It was designed to further develop and enhance leadership qualities which all young men possess but may never have had the chance to exhibit.

Muslim Student Organization

The purpose of this organization shall be as follows: 1) Encourage Muslims and other students to be exemplary students and achieve their academic goals. 2) Establish communication among Muslims and non-Muslims students. 3) Introduce and host Islamic cultural events. 4) Provide Islamic knowledge and increase awareness on campus. 5) Create opportunities for students to do community service.

Pro-Life Timber Wolves

Our mission is to protect innocent human life from conception until natural death. To further these goals, members promote a respect for life at Lone Star Tomball and the surrounding community by peacefully standing against abortion and euthanasia.

REVIVE

REVIVE is a Christian group that meets on campus once a week to explore god and make new friends.

Soul Sessions

Faith and Spirituality: The LSC-Tomball Soul Sessions is a series that was created by Professor Cory Colby who also co-hosts the sessions with Dr. Margaret Jelinek Lewis. The series is rooted in an honest effort to create community and feed the human spirit through understanding and interaction with those in our society who are likely to be misunderstood, stereotyped, or struggle to communicate the message and foundations of their faiths effectively. Through a series of 10 questions asked to each guest, representatives of six major world faiths who in the U.S. each make up less than three percent of the population share from their hearts and experiences about their faith.

Student Success Institute (SSI)

The Student Success Initiative creates academic, work ready and transfer pathway opportunities that will prepare students to persist, complete, and maximize their contributions to society.

Student Veterans Organization (SVO)

SVO aims to inform veterans and their families of their benefits in order to help them successfully transition into college and civilian life. SVO plans to network, build relationships and mentor with one another in order to provide support and camaraderie for all members. SVO would also like to service our community by offering our time, support and spreading newly gained information to local veterans and their families.

SWATS

The purpose of SWATS is to assist young women in college seeking an outlet to promote positivity in their lives as they go through school. This group focuses on empowering, encouraging and motivating young ladies

TRiO

The Federal TRiO programs (TRiO) are Federal outreach and student services programs designed to identify and provide services to individuals from disadvantaged backgrounds. TRiO originally began as 3 programs (thus the term TRiO was coined), but today includes nine programs targeted to serve and assist low-income individuals, first-generation college students, and individuals with disabilities to progress through the academic pipeline from middle school to postbaccalaureate programs.