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Civic engagement means promoting the quality of life in a community through both political and nonpolitical processes. It teaches many different executive skills such as: grit, self-control, zest, social intelligence, gratitude, optimism, and curiosity. These skills aid students well into the future as they finish degrees and enter the workforce.
Whether a student is looking to transfer to a four-year university or looking to joining the workforce after attending Lone Star College, being involved in civic activities help prepare them for life after Lone Star College.
Name | Phone | |
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Melanie Steel | 281.290.3906 | Melanie.Steel@LoneStar.edu |
LSC-CyFair Center for Civic Engagement
Name | Phone | |
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Dr. Jay Theis | 281.312.3906 | John.J.Theis@LoneStar.edu |
LSC-Kingwood Center for Civic Engagement
Name | Phone | |
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Michele Richey | 936.273.7327 | Michele.Richey@lonestar.edu |
LSC-Montgomery Center for Civic Engagement
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Erika Herrera | 281.618.5597 | Erika.Y.Herrera@lonestar.edu |
LSC-North Harris Center for Civic Engagement
Name | Phone | |
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Clark Friesen | 281.401.1807 | Clark.W.Friesen@lonestar.edu |
LSC-Tomball Center for Civic Engagement
Name | Phone | |
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Bryan Henry | 281.290.2627 | Bryan.J.Henry@LoneStar.edu |