With Lindenwood University’s announcement regarding the Roaring Return to campus this Fall, we are committed to providing prospective students and their families opportunities to connect with our campus community.
The Lindenwood University GOLD program is exclusive to corporate partners who are investing in a mutually beneficial relationship that will provide higher education opportunities and benefits to their employees.
GOLD
G - Growth
O - Opportunities
L - Legacy
D - Development
To learn more or find out if your employer is a GOLD program partner, please contact Donnie Wieland at (636) 627-6602 or at dwieland@lindenwood.edu.
In addition to placement on the Colleges of Distinction list, Lindenwood University was recognized in five additional categories. The Business and Education academic programs received recognition for their demonstrated success in the classrooms and engaged faculty. Lindenwood was also recognized for a commitment to Equity & Inclusion, Career Development, and Military Support which play a vital role in supporting students.
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Mercy Health has partnered with Lindenwood University to support the newly proposed nursing program at Lindenwood by committing an initial gift of $250,000. In early September, Lindenwood University’s President Dr. John Porter announced that the University intends to seek approvals for a nursing program beginning in Fall 2024.
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Lindenwood President Dr. John Porter announced the appointment of Dr. Bethany Alden-Rivers to the role of University Provost on August 25.
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Lindenwood University President Dr. John Porter announced that the University intends to seek approvals to begin a nursing program in Fall 2024. The program is pending approval from the state, specialized accrediting agencies, Board of Nursing, and the Higher Learning Commission (HLC). The proposed program has received approval and endorsement from internal faculty committees and the University’s Board of Trustees.
