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Fostering Inter-Cultural Growth and Success at Lindenwood
Academics, College of Arts and Humanities, General

Dr. Gabriela Romero-Ghiretti, Department Head of Modern Languages for the College of Arts and Humanities at Lindenwood University, is active in the local Hispanic community and has been working to foster success in community engagement with multiple cultures both here and abroad.

Fashion Student Receives TJ Walker Scholarship Fund
General, Academics, College of Arts and Humanities

Lindenwood fashion business and design student Daeja Anderson was named the recipient of the 2021 TJ Walker Scholarship Fund. The scholarship is funded by The Black Design Collective and provides financial awards to students looking to pursue a future in fashion design. It covers full tuition, including books, fees, and supplies for one academic year. Anderson applied for the scholarship in April and was selected from a worldwide pool of applicants.

Faculty Discussions on Dr. Heidenreich’s ‘Thinking Aloud’ Podcast
Academics, College of Arts and Humanities, General

“Frankly, there’s a lot out there [to learn] . . . and my goal is to introduce people to things they otherwise might not have thought about,” explained Dr. Donald Heidenreich, talking about his aims and aspirations for his newest undertaking, a discussion-based podcast titled “Thinking Aloud.”

Four Academic Colleges Guide Lindenwood's Future
General, Academics, College of Arts and Humanities, Plaster College of Business and Entrepreneurship, College of Education and Human Services, College of Science, Technology, and Health

Lindenwood University proudly transitions from six academic schools to four academic colleges beginning July 1, 2021. This restructure allows for alignment of like-minded scholars and align with the University’s strategic plan, set to be rolled out in early fall.

Pas Selected for Curt. C. and Else Silberman Faculty Seminar
College of Arts and Humanities, Academics, General

Dr. Justine Pas, professor of English and faculty advisor for Lindenwood’s Honors Academy, was selected to participate in the 2021 Curt C. and Else Silberman Faculty Seminar.

Art Students Create Dunkin’ Donuts Mural
College of Arts and Humanities, Academics, General

This semester, two Lindenwood University students painted a mural in the St. Charles Dunkin’ Donuts located on S. Fifth Street. The piece showcases the history and beauty of Lindenwood and St. Charles while representing the supreme talent of Lindenwood’s art programs.

Enhancing the Quality of Education with “Teaching Buried History” Pilot Project
College of Arts and Humanities, Academics, General

HIST11900: U.S. Hist: The History of Death and Mourning, taught by Dr. Jeffrey Smith, is a pure reflection of Lindenwood's mission statement: Real Experience. Real Success. Throughout the course, students explore death and burials in the 19th century. Dr. Smith has developed a series of activities where students go to Oak Grove Cemetery in St. Charles, survey the location, collect data for their assignments, and do research on what catches their interest, from gravestones and decorative motifs to epitaphs, inscriptions, and so on.

School of Humanities Honors Top Students
College of Arts and Humanities, Academics, General

On April 15, the Lindenwood University School of Humanities held its annual Honors Convocation ceremony to recognize students’ academic excellence in a virtual format. Award recipients, family, friends, and faculty attended the joyous event to celebrate the end of another successful year of studies.

Academics, Plaster College of Business and Entrepreneurship, College of Education and Human Services, College of Arts and Humanities, College of Science, Technology, and Health, General

Last week, Lindenwood University held its Honors Convocation to recognize the winners of academic and student involvement awards, in addition to members of Lindenwood’s honor societies. Lindenwood is pleased to announce the 2021 award recipients.