Lindenwood University has named veteran faculty member Dominic Soda as its chief information officer. As part of his duties, he will oversee implementation of a new, comprehensive information system that will integrate all aspects of Lindenwood operations, including Admissions, Academic Services, the Business Office and Financial Aid.
Lindenwood University will have the ability to send emergency text messages to many of its students this fall. President James D. Evans has signed a contract with clearTXT, a company that will provide the service. Evans said the university will only use the service for important alerts and emergencies.
Richard A. Boyle, Ph.D., Lindenwood’s dean of faculty and vice president of human resources, was recently named Educator of the Year by the St. Louis Association of Secondary School Principals. He received the award at a ceremony Thursday, May 10, at the St. Charles Convention Center.
Lindenwood University will hold its first-ever off-campus commencement exercises May 18-19 at the Family Arena in St. Charles; the keynote speaker during undergraduate ceremonies on Saturday will be award-winning television writer, producer and director Rift Fournier.
Lindenwood University will offer a pair of week-long courses this summer, taught by visiting professors from Germany.
Lindenwood University is offering a week-long workshop this summer to help teachers develop lessons on the Civil War using sites, people, stories and documents from surrounding region.
Lindenwood University will host two important events to express support and offer prayers for those affected by the tragic shootings at Virginia Tech.
Lindenwood University will hold its annual Career Day job fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Wednesday, April 11, in the Connection Center, located in the Spellmann Campus Center on the main campus at 209 S. Kingshighway in St. Charles.
“The winter of our discontent” will set in on the Lindenwood University stage this spring as Shakespeare’s immortal “Richard III” closes out the 2006-07 Lindenwood Mainstage Season.
The Shakespeare Festival of St. Louis will present its 2007 traveling production at Lindenwood University’s Cultural Center at 7 p.m. on Saturday, April 14. The Cultural Center is located at 400 N. Kingshighway in St. Charles, two blocks north of the main Lindenwood campus.
