Lindenwood University has announced the addition of Brad Pearson as the school’s director of graduate business programs. In this new position, Pearson, a veteran MBA recruiter, will be responsible for promoting Lindenwood’s MBA programs.
Lindenwood University has announced that Dr. Anthony Clark will become the new director of its Institute for Study of Economics and the Environment (ISEE) beginning on July 1. The founding director, Dr. Kenneth Chilton, is retiring from the university.
The Daniel Boone Home and Boonesfield Village, owned and operated by Lindenwood University, will hold its Louisiana Purchase Day event on June 14.
Lindenwood University held its commencement exercises May 16 and 17, awarding a record number of degrees, including the first doctoral degrees in the school’s history.
Lindenwood University and AT&T are pleased to announce that, thanks to a $100,000 commitment by the company, four areas of the new Lindenwood Center for Fine and Performing Arts will bear the AT&T name.
University will award first doctoral degrees in school history. Lindenwood University will hold its commencement exercises May 16 and 17 at the Family Arena in St. Charles; the keynote speaker during undergraduate ceremonies on May 17 will be former U.S. Senator Alan Dixon.
Lindenwood University has begun interviewing candidates for the vacant head coach position of its national champion shooting team.
The summer orientation date for new undergraduate and graduate LCIE students has been changed to Saturday, June 28. The orientation event will be held at 8:15 a.m. at the Lindenwood University Cultural Center.
Lindenwood University has hired a new director of alumni affairs. Whitney Fraier started the job on Monday, April 7 and is based in the university’s Development Office.
After just its first year in existence, Lindenwood University’s college newspaper, the Legacy, has won 15 awards from the Missouri College Media Association. The awards were presented in Joplin April 12 during the annual MCMA meeting.
