January 2024 News

Lamar University's Department of Electrical Engineering has introduced a new Bachelor of Science program in Computer Engineering which will cover a wide range of subjects, including electronic devices, communication systems, renewable energy, signal processing, and more.

Dr. Janeal White, a family studies professor at Lamar University, was honored with the National Council on Family Relations (NCFR) Emerging Mentor/Teacher Award which recognizes outstanding family science faculty for their dedication to teaching and mentorship.

Lamar University's College of Engineering has revamped the Texas Academy student lounge, emphasizing it as a strategic investment to attract high-achieving students and enhance the overall quality of engineering students.

Lamar University has introduced a new online master's program in Strategic Communication, designed for individuals aspiring to excel in various communication fields.

Lamar University's President recognized 879 students on the Fall 2023 President’s List (4.0 GPA), and the Deans acknowledged 1,428 students on the Fall 2023 Dean’s List (3.5+ GPA).

Lamar University is featured in The Princeton Review's 2024 Best Online Ed.D Programs list.

Lamar University's Rick Condit, Professor of Music and Jazz Ensembles Director, has earned a place in the Texas Jazz Educators Association Hall of Fame for his notable contributions to jazz education.

Beaumont City Councilman Mike Getz donates $1 million through a charitable remainder unitrust (CRUT) in memory of his late wife, Allison Nathan Getz, benefiting Lamar University and five other Southeast Texas organizations.

Texas Academy students participated in The Woodlands High School Model United Nations Conference, with three students earning awards for their performances in representing countries and addressing global challenges.