A major redesign is on the docket for Lee University’s Web site, bringing the aging site into the Web 2.0 era before the beginning of the spring semester.
In addition to a brand new look, personalized user accounts and a system for departments to update their own pages will make the site easier to use than [...]
Lee Web site to undergo major revision
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Graduation events were topped off Saturday afternoon with the Winter Commencement service in the Conn Center.
The winter class of 2008 had 162 candidates for undergraduate degrees and 22 candidates for graduate studies.
Dr. David Fisher delivered the commencement address. Fisher is currently serving as senior minister at Plymouth Church of the Pilgrims in Brooklyn, New York [...]
Follow the events of the winter 2008 graduation commencement service live right here at LeeClarion.com today at 10:30 a.m.
See a list of students graduating from Lee this weekend in the 145th graduation exercises.
Order of events:
Invocation by Jason VanHook, Ast. VP for Research and Records
Welcome by Charles Paul Conn, President
Music:
Joy to the World!
Ding Dong! Merrily on [...]
Follow the events of the winter 2008 graduation commissioning service live right here at LeeClarion.com tonight at 6:30 p.m.
See a list of students graduating from Lee this weekend in the 145th graduation exercises.
Order of the service:
Welcome from Phil Cook, Assistant Vice President for Enrollment
Invocation from Nicole Cain
Hymn- Great is Thy Faithfulness
“The Lee University Experience” speeches [...]
This article was co-written by Michelle Bollman: News Editor.
Picture yourself as a student in a public speaking class. You are giving a speech that you have been preparing for several days. You take your place at the podium as your teacher takes his seat and you begin.
You are surprised to see the professor open his [...]
As soon as custodian Jose Carrasquillo entered Bowdle Hall at 5 a.m. Wednesday morning, he knew something didn’t smell quite right.
“When I [first] opened the door it smelled bad,” he said. “It doesn’t smell too bad now.”
A student’s microwave which once sat on a shelf in the first floor kitchen of the residence hall had [...]
“We want to make it more than a soup kitchen on wheels,” Jonathan Cutrell said of Lee University’s newest gift.
The Salvation Army in Cleveland donated their emergency response vehicle for use throughout the Cleveland community.
The van made an appearance on campus last Friday, simply to give students free hot chocolate and apple cider on a [...]
Students gathered at the PCSU after chapel Sept. 16 not just to hang out with friends, but also to support a needy cause.
Sponsored by the organization TOMS Shoes, students bought and decorated their own pair of shoes, each pair costing approximately $42.
Lee student Rob Entsminger said he doesn’t worry about the price of the shoes [...]
Lee University’s 46th annual Parade of Favorites theme will be “Out of Many…One People.”
The annual event is a scholarship competition where the nominated participants show off their talent and display their successes. Academic success, poise, talent, service and community involvement are all a part of Lee University’s Miss Parade of Favorites.
“We cannot deny that we [...]
The Student Leadership Council’s public relations committee will sponsor Lee’s first film festival on Feb. 7, 2009.
The film festival is designed for amateur film students wishing to express their creativity in writing and producing their own films.
“The film festival will be an opportunity for students to show original short films,” Brie McDaniel, assistant director of [...]
Plans are currently being implemented to launch a new major.
This new major, health care administration, is developed almost exclusively from existing courses and will allow students interested in health care a more narrow field of study.
Health care administration is primarily designed for students who are seeking future employment in long-term health care.
This program is sponsored [...]
Michelle Bollman, news editor, also contributed to this story.
After 40 years of worship, Evangelistic Singers’ mission remains the same, to glorify God through song and find a heart of worship.
The celebration that EVS plans to hold is no different than the purpose of Homecoming altogether, to share memories between alumni and current members.
“EVS was created [...]
162 students become alumni at winter graduation
Graduation events were topped off Saturday afternoon with the Winter Commencement service in the Conn Center.
The winter class of 2008 had 162 candidates for undergraduate degrees and 22 candidates for graduate studies.
Dr. David Fisher delivered the commencement address. Fisher is currently serving as senior minister at Plymouth Church of the Pilgrims in Brooklyn, New York [...]
Liveblog: Winter 2008 Graduation Commencement Service
Follow the events of the winter 2008 graduation commencement service live right here at LeeClarion.com today at 10:30 a.m.
See a list of students graduating from Lee this weekend in the 145th graduation exercises.
Order of events:
Invocation by Jason VanHook, Ast. VP for Research and Records
Welcome by Charles Paul Conn, President
Music:
Joy to the World!
Ding Dong! Merrily on [...]
Liveblog: Winter 2008 Graduation Commissioning Service
Follow the events of the winter 2008 graduation commissioning service live right here at LeeClarion.com tonight at 6:30 p.m.
See a list of students graduating from Lee this weekend in the 145th graduation exercises.
Order of the service:
Welcome from Phil Cook, Assistant Vice President for Enrollment
Invocation from Nicole Cain
Hymn- Great is Thy Faithfulness
“The Lee University Experience” speeches [...]