Administrators of the Helen DeVos College of Education expect to enhance the elementary and special education methods classes for the fall 2012 semester. The changes will allow education students to spend more time in the classrooms of surrounding schools before actually entering into their student teaching semester. “We feel like this gives our students an [...]
A car collision took place at the corner of Ocoee Street and 8th Street on Saturday, Oct. 8, between 12 and 1 p.m.
Associate professor of English and poet Kevin Brown recently won the Split Oak Press Chapbook contest for his book, “Holy Days: Poems.” Brown said that in order to get most books of poetry published, the books need to be entered in and, hopefully, win a contest of some kind. Thus, he submitted his book to [...]
Creating and maintaining network stability is a number one priority, said Vice President for Information Services Jayson VanHook. “[The problems in the network that are] happening, we’re fixing, and we aren’t fixing them twice,” VanHook said. The Lee network is comprised of many switches located in each building that link the different areas of campus [...]
A renovated version of the intranet portal system Portico has launched as a precursor to advanced class selection in an attempt to centralize student and teacher information and ease the advising process. The updated version allows students to find everything they need in one centralized location, Jayson VanHook, vice president for information services, said. At [...]
The third-annual Lee University Film Festival, which will last two days, is now open to members of the Cleveland community.
The number of students representing Lee at the Tennessee Collegiate Honors Council broke records this year as 10 Kairos scholars attended the conference and presented their research. “My theory is that students are a lot more aware of the possibilities for graduate school,” Matthew Melton, Director of the Kairos program and Dean of the College [...]
The issue of homelessness hit home to Lee students as they attended the culmination of Service Week on Thursday night.
Dorm Wars 2011 is changing things up by including bigger teams, new competitions, and faculty involvement.
During Lee’s first annual Service Week, local, non-profit organizations get a chance to promote their plight to students that attend the nightly, and sometimes daily, events.
The Reporting and Writing class at Lee University took hands-on learning to a new level this semester as the class prepares to launch their semester-long project called Ocoee311.
Both professional and student writers gathered at Lee’s annual Writer’s Festival last weekend to present and hear each other’s work.
Lee University’s Encore Program continues to offer low-priced courses that are catching the eye of Cleveland’s 60+ community.
For Valentine’s Day, Ben Jones and Kelsie Bowman are teaming together to show both the men’s and the ladies’ perspective of the perfect date. Valentine’s Day is well known for creative dates that impress and enchant a significant other. Of course, this can be a challenge for the man in the relationship; creating the perfect [...]
