In sports like baseball, the smallest points of data can make the difference between winning and losing. While professional teams have invested millions of dollars into capturing and analyzing data, Lindenwood has taken a student-centered approach that has yielded results for the baseball team while providing real experience for students.
The 2025 Lindenwood Faculty Awards celebrate the members of faculty who make a difference for the University. Lindenwood's faculty plays a vital role in shaping the University’s success, and each of the 176 faculty members show unwavering dedication to Lindenwood and its values. These awards honor this commitment and celebrate those who have stood out.
The Missouri Humanities Council (MHC) has awarded a grant of $15,000 to the College of Arts and Humanities in support of the project entitled “CivicAI: Empowering Civic Engagement through Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence.”
鶹Ƶ’s annual awards ceremony is held to honor the staff and faculty who make a difference in the lives of those in the Lindenwood community. The University has 452 staff members with a combined 2,100 years of experience. The ceremony celebrates the value of every university employee while highlighting those who stood out over the past year.
Dr. John R. Porter presented the President’s Distinguished Service Award to Associate Vice President of Human Resources Dr. Amanda Price.
The Lindenwood Showcase serves as a day to celebrate the learning and success of the university community. Combining the former Student Academic Showcase, Lindenwood Faculty Showcase, and Celebration of Teaching Day, the showcase allows faculty and students…
鶹Ƶ will host its Spring 2025 Commencement ceremonies May 8-10, at Hyland Performance Arena.
Lindenwood advertising students won big at the 2025 St. Louis American Advertising Awards. The event, organized by the American Advertising Federation, recognizes both professional and student advertising campaigns in the St. Louis region in a variety of categories. Branded as the “largest and most representative competition” in the advertising industry, being recognized is a significant achievement for students.
Associate Professor of Exercise Science Dr. Kyle Sunderland was named recipient of the Ohio Valley Conference’s Outstanding Faculty Commitment to Student Success Award.
鶹Ƶ's Kappa Delta Pi Tau Phi chapter were recipients of the Celebration of Teaching: Gold Award for 2024. The award, given by the national Kappa Delta Pi organization “honors chapters that go above and beyond in cultivating and retaining top-tier teachers, elevating the teaching profession to new heights.” Kappa Delta Pi, a national honor society for education, boasts over 650 university chapters. The 2024 Gold Award was awarded to only five chapters across the country.