Lamar State College Port Arthur 2016-17 Catalog | Page 47

Lamar State College Port Arthur
2016-2017 Catalog
a Level II certificate in a technical program
requiring 30 or more credit hours other than in an
Allied Health program.

H.S. Anderson Award

The H.S. Anderson Award, which was inaugurated
in 1982, is presented to the Allied Health graduate
with the highest grade point average.

John C. Huval Memorial Award

The John C. Huval Memorial Award for Academic
Excellence is awarded to the graduate who meets
the following criteria:

President’s List

Full time students that earn a grade point average
of 4.0 at the end of each long semester are placed on
the President’s List. Developmental courses are not
considered in the calculation.
These students then are listed on the President’s
List which is published after each fall and spring
semesters.

Sydlise Fredeman Award

The Sydlise Fredeman Award is presented to the
graduate with the highest grade point average
receiving an Associate of Applied Science Degree
and to the graduate with the highest GPA receiving

Student Services

Dean:
Dr. Deborrah Hebert
Office:
Student Center, Room 301B
Address: 1500 Procter Street, Port Arthur, TX
77641
Phone:
[phone]
Email:
[e-mail]

1.

Graduate with an Academic Associate Degree.

2.

Earn the highest grade point average from
among the eligible students.

3.

Earn a Cumulative Grade Point Average of 3.8
or higher.

4.

Graduate Summa Cum Laude.

In the event of a tie, the award will be divided
equally among eligible graduates. The award
includes a monetary award and a commemorative
certificate.
If no graduate meets the requirements, the award
will not be given.

Student Center

The Student Center is the center for student
services, organizations and activities.

Student Services provides services and programs
that enhance the general education and
development of students, enrich the quality of
student life and support the teaching, and service
mission of the College.
The Student Services office provides admission
advising, admission and records, financial aid,
recruiting, registration, security student activities,
and student organizations.

The first floor includes Campus Security, the
Information Desk, dining and lounging areas and
the Snack Bar. The second floor has meeting rooms,
classroom, reading/listening area, TV lounge, game
room and the offices of Student Activities and
Student Government.
The third floor houses Admissions, Advising,
Financial Aid, Records, Registrar and the Dean for
Student Services. The 4th floor has faculty offices, a
faculty/staff workroom and a reception area with a
panoramic view of Pleasure Island, the SabineNeches Waterway and Sabine Lake.

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