New logo, website
add new personality
Flint Hills donates equipment to Process Technology
In its ongoing relationship with Lamar State College Port Arthur, Flint Hills Resources
(FHR) Port Arthur has donated a specialized piece of training equipment to be used in the
college’s Process Technology program.
Flint Hills Resources Port Arthur has had a long-standing relationship with LSCPA, having
donated more than $90,000 in scholarships through the Port Arthur Higher Education
Foundation for students attending classes at the school.
Paralegal program re-approved
The American Bar Association recently confirmed its
seven-year re-approval of the program as the school’s
Paralegal Program continued its unbroken 14-year
string of approval through the ABA.
LSCPA’s Paralegal Program is among thousands
available across the United States, but share the
accolade of being one of only about 300 that are
ABA-approved. The ABA’s comprehensive
re-approval process takes place every seven years.
As part of the ongoing efforts at LSCPA
to move boldly into the future, the
college revealed a new logo and website
design, updating the look and feel for
students, faculty and staff.
The website, www.lamarpa.edu, and the
new logo were conceived by Yoodle, a
software solutions and managment
consulting company in Overland Park,
Kansas.
The website was created with input from
key administrative, faculty and staff
members in the fall of 2015 with the
unveiling taking place in January 2016.
“The new logo provides a unique, high
impact, eye-catching, and unforgettable
impression for current and future
endeavors,” said LSCPA President Dr.
Betty Reynard. “The logo and a new web
site design are helping Lamar State
College Port Arthur secure a solid,
recognizable face in the community
for years to come.”
Spring features co-enrollment graduates
Graduation is always an exciting time as students celebrate their
accomplishments in full commencement regalia. The Spring 2016
semester brought a new experience, though, as several students picked
up their degrees and certificates more than a week before even graduating high school. The dual credit program allows students to take
college classes while attending high school, leading to a quicker route
to a college degree.
POINTS OF PRIDE
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