Apr 1
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President Michael Shonrock has announced that Dr. Michael Mason is assuming the role of chaplain on the Lindenwood University St. Charles campus. He will also assume the Butler Religion Chair, a position that was endowed at the university in 1917.
Two of Lindenwood University’s highly-regarded schools – Communications and Fine and Performing Arts – are joining forces and merging to become the School of Arts, Media, and Communications. The merger is effective in August.
For the third straight year, Lindenwood University’s online bachelor’s degree programs have been ranked among the best in the nation for 2016 by the prestigious U.S. News and World Report.
Lindenwood University President Michael D. Shonrock has selected Grant Shostak as general counsel for the university system. Shostak is a seasoned litigator who also possesses an academic background. He most recently served as dean of Lindenwood’s School of Human Services.
Lindenwood University President Michael D. Shonrock has selected Dan Grigg as Vice President for Development. Grigg starts his new position on Feb. 1.
After an extensive national search, Lindenwood University System President Michael D. Shonrock has selected Dr. Marilyn Abbott to serve as provost and vice president for academic affairs at Lindenwood’s flagship campus in St. Charles, Mo. Abbott had been serving as interim provost since spring 2015, and previously served as associate provost.
Lindenwood University has been named a Best of Western St. Charles County Award winner by the Western St. Charles Chamber of Commerce and Community News. Lindenwood representatives accepted the honor during the Chamber’s December membership meeting on Thursday, Dec. 10.
For the fifth time in six years, a team from Lindenwood University has won the Chevy Marketing Challenge, in which students from area colleges compete to produce promotional campaigns for St. Louis Chevy dealers.
Lindenwood University President Michael D. Shonrock has announced the appointment of a leadership committee charged with preparing the institution for its Higher Learning Commission accreditation site visit in 2017.
Lindenwood University today announced that the Charles Koch Foundation has awarded $2 million in grant funding support for the John W. Hammond Institute for Free Enterprise in the University’s Robert W. Plaster School of Business & Entrepreneurship.
