Lindenwood to Extend Virtual Classes through Spring Semester
Lindenwood University announced March 16 that it will offer classes solely in a virtual format through the duration of the spring semester due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The move was announced in an email to students, faculty, staff, and parents from Lindenwood President John Porter.
Lindenwood University Switching to Virtual Classes until March 30
In light of the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic, Lindenwood University has determined it will switch entirely to virtual classes from March 13 to 29 for all class sessions at all locations. Residential students, who are on spring break through March 15, are strongly encouraged not to return to campus if possible.
Alpha Chi Honor Society Inducts 48 Lindenwood Students
The Alpha Chi national honor society inducted 48 new members from Lindenwood University March 3 in the Piers Stewart Lounge in McCluer Hall.
Lindenwood Public Safety to Train on Responding to Mental Health Crises
Lindenwood University’s Public Safety and Security is providing training to respond to mental health crises and situations to its personnel.
Student Brittney Huck to Receive Richard S. and Nelle Dabney Award
Lindenwood University special education major Brittney Huck will receive the Missouri Council for Exceptional Children Dabney Award on March 5 in Columbia, Mo. Huck is the eighth Lindenwood recipient of the award in the past 20 years.
Supply Chain Management Programs Featured Among Best in the Country
Lindenwood University was recently featured as one of the Best Supply Chain Management Schools in the country for 2020 by Study.com.
Lindenwood MBA Ranked Among Best for Small Business
An article in Yahoo Finance indicates Lindenwood University's MBA was ranked by OnlineCollegePlan eighth best in the country for small business. Of the 30 schools ranked, Lindenwood is the only one from Missouri.
DisAbility Awareness Week Events Scheduled
Throughout the week of March 23, various events will be held on Lindenwood University’s campus as a part of DisAbility Awareness Week.
Hamilton and Cundiff-Reed Present on Feb. 22
Molly Hamilton, writing specialist in the Lindenwood University Writing Center, and Allison Cundiff-Reed, Lindenwood University adjunct instructor of English, both attended conferences on Saturday, Feb. 22, where they gave presentations.
Five Students Attend Big XII Black Student Government Conference in Oklahoma
Four undergraduate students and one graduate student from Lindenwood University attended the Big XII Black Student Government Conference at the University of Oklahoma, Feb. 20-23.