Lee’s School of Nursing has been extended full membership in the national accrediting body for nursing, the CCNE.
 
Lee University School of Nursing has been extended full membership in the national accrediting body for nursing, the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CNNE).

Dr. Donna Summerlin has been selected as the winner of the Excellence in Teaching Award.
Dr. Donna Summerlin Dr. Donna Summerlin, professor of English, has been selected as the winner of Lee University’s 2016 Excellence in Teaching Award. Lee President Dr. Paul Conn recognized her fo

Dr. Daniela C. Augustine has been named as the recipient of Lee's 2016 Excellence in Scholarship Award.
  Dr. Daniela C. Augustine Dr. Daniela C. Augustine, associate professor of theological ethics, has been named as the recipient of Lee University’s 2016 Excellence in Scholarship Awa

The Voices of Lee will perform at Riverbend for the festival’s Faith and Family Night on Tuesday, June 14.
  The Voices of Lee will perform at Riverbend for the festival’s Faith and Family Night on Tuesday, June 14, at 5:30 p.m. in Chattanooga. The Voices of Lee, a 15-member A Cappella en

Mary Dukes, senior lecturer in digital media studies, has been named the winner of Lee University’s 2016 Excellence in Advising Award.

The Excellence Awards are the highest honors presented to Lee faculty members. The recipient of the Excellence in Advising Award is chosen by a faculty committee, which reviews a three-year history of student advisor evaluation data as well as other information provided by the nominating department chairs and deans.

“For me, advising is one of the most enjoyable aspects of working with students,” said Dukes. “It provides me the opportunity to spend time with them in a one-on-one setting and truly get to know them–their goals, plans and dreams for the future. I am very grateful for the privilege of working with my students to attain those goals, and I am very honored to be recognized for that interaction.”

Dukes joined the Lee faculty in 1999. She received her Master of Arts in Communication and her Bachelor of Arts as a double major in Radio-Television and Film from the University of Central Florida. She completed additional graduate study in mass communication at the University of Southern Mississippi.

Prior to joining the Lee faculty, Dukes was involved in a diverse professional career in both radio and television broadcasting. Her experiences include work as a radio news director and as a television producer.

Dukes has served as Discipline Coordinator of Digital Media Studies for the past 15 years. In addition to her teaching and administrative responsibilities, she maintains active professional involvement in independent music video and film productions. Dukes also coordinates placing Digital Media students in organizations and corporations in professional internship opportunities.

Encore students had the opportunity to learn about history through mini-courses designed to incorporate travel.
 
By Hannah Vickery Tennessee in Tennis Shoes students This year, Lee University Encore students had the opportunity to learn about history through mini-courses designed

Recent grad Rosalyn Small releases her first book.
  By Karen Chambless Rosalyn Small is pictured here in Israel On May 7, Rosalyn Small finished her undergraduate degree at Lee University in Biblical and Theological Studies. One week earlier, her recently-published book, “What Ar

Lee’s MFT master’s degree has officially received accreditation by the COAMFTE.
  The Marriage and Family Therapy master’s degree at Lee University has officially received accreditation by the Commission on Accreditation for Marriage and Family Therapy Education (COAMFTE), making Lee the f

A group of comm students and professors are
working in Kiev on a
project to highlight the displaced.
A group of Lee University communications students and professors are working in Kiev, Ukraine, with the Mohyla School of Journalism on a project to highlight the displaced people

Dr. Laura Singletary presented research at the NCTM Annual Research Conference.
Dr. Laura Singletary, assistant professor of mathematics at Lee University, recently presented research at the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) Annual Research Conference in San Francisco. S