Sep 15
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Dr. Geremy Carnes, associate professor of English in the School of Humanities, had his essay, “Doctor Who’s Shaken Faith in Science: Mistrusting Science from the Gothic to the Neo-Gothic,” published in the scholarly collection Neo-Gothic Narratives: Illusory Allusions to the Past (Anthem Press, 2020).
In an effort to support students during the COVID-19 pandemic, Lindenwood University is not raising costs of tuition, room and board for the 2020-2021 academic year.
Lindenwood University students have won six regional journalism awards, including one that named Lindenlink as the best Independent Online Student Publication in a four-state area.
Lindenwood students collected 16 awards from the Missouri College Media Association for journalistic articles, photos, videos and graphics that were published in Lindenlink in 2019.
Lindenwood University has been recognized by Interactive Health, which manages its wellness incentive program, as the healthiest employer among organizations similar to its size and demographic make-up and as one of the healthiest employers among the company’s clients nationwide.
The work and career of the late Paul Samuelson, long-time MIT professor of economics is reviewed in a recent volume of 22 papers co-edited by Hammond Institute Senior Research fellow Richard G. Anderson (Ph.D, MIT, 1980); William A. Barnett, Oswald Distinguished Professor of Macroeconomics at the University of Kansas (B.S., MIT, 1963); and Robert A. Cord in London, formerly of Canterbury University (UK), published by Palgrave Macmillan.
Traditionally, Lindenwood University holds its Honors Convocation toward the end of April to announce and celebrate the winners of its awards for academics and student involvement, as well as members of Lindenwood’s various honor societies. This year, the Covid-19 pandemic prohibits the in-person event, but Lindenwood is pleased to announce this year’s award winners.
Traditionally, Lindenwood University holds its Honors Convocation toward the end of April to announce and celebrate the winners of its awards for academics. Although the Covid-19 pandemic prohibits the in-person event, Lindenwood is pleased to announce this year’s award winners at Lindenwood University-Belleville.
Lindenwood University in St. Charles, Mo., has named veteran lawyer Mark Falkowski as its general counsel. He will begin work at the university on May 4, 2020.
Lindenwood University graduate Kaitlyn Centini (BA, ’19 – religion, history, art history) and Dr. W. Travis McMaken, associate professor of religion, have published a book review in the April issue of the journal Interpretation. This peer-reviewed journal provides resources to pastors, theologians, and other scholars of Christianity and is published quarterly out of Union Presbyterian Seminary in Richmond, Virginia. Centini credits her Humanities degree for a “wonderful head-start” on graduate school. Real experience. Real success.
