About Technology, Research and Planning Division

The Technology, Research and Planning Division of the Lee College District develops, implements and manages the enterprise information systems that support the college's core business processes. Systems include student, financial, human resources, procurement, facilities, instructional, library and other systems. An integrated and secure approach, including an information environment for management decision support and reporting is central to these information systems. The Technology division also manages a secure, stable computing infrastructure to support all Lee College information systems.

Office of Information Technology (OIT) is Lee College's technology resource for academic and administrative support and services. Support services include HelpDesk, Web Development, WebCT Online Course Delivery, myLCCampus Student Registration/Grades/Course Catalog Information System, Computing Labs, Network Engineering, Applications Support, Programming, Telecommunications, PeopleSoft Database Administration, Grants, Videoconferencing, Photography, Audio/Visual Support and Mail/Switchboard Services.

Institutional Research and Planning office engages in a wide range of activities that collectively support the administration, faculty, staff and students of Lee College. From providing general information for external reporting to coordinating outcomes assessment, the Institutional Research and Planning office collects and communicates information to support the continual growth of the Lee College.  The office is also responsible for providing Lee College administration and faculty with information that supports institutional planning, policy formation and decision making; for coordinating responses to inquiries for college-related information and serving as a comprehensive source for information about Lee College.

Technology News Publications

Texas Educational Grid Project - http://www.txgrid.org/

Community College Week - Spring 2009 - Lee College Extends Reach with Home Grown Broadband Network -
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