Lindenwood University has named Dr. Deborah Noble-Triplett its next Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs. With more than 25 years in higher education, Noble-Triplett has been committed to “transformation, impact, engagement and service”.

In November, three Lindenwood microbiology students traveled to Fulton, Missouri for the state branch of the American Society for Microbiologists’ annual meeting, with Associate Professor Dr. Chad Welsh. At the conference, Lindenwood students Olivia Fotiadis, Brooklyn Bumbales, and Ada Sardaña Sambola presented their multi-year individual research projects in which Fotiadis won second prize.

After years of preparation, data-informed decisions, and a complex review process, Lindenwood University has been approved to begin a Bachelor of Science in Nursing, starting Fall 2025.

The College of Science, Technology, and Health welcomes several new faculty members across disciplines for the 2024-25 academic year. With a wide range of expertise, these individuals will promote innovation and program growth in key areas.

Three Lindenwood University students attended the annual Missouri Governor’s Student Leadership Forum on Faith and Values in Jefferson City last month, where they heard from presenters of different real-world professions.

As businesses and corporations continue to implement the newest advancements in technology, Lindenwood University and Washington University in St. Louis approved a proposal to offer a dual degree program in pre-engineering.

As businesses across the world embrace the possibilities afforded by artificial intelligence, Lindenwood University has taken the next step to position itself as the next destination for Artificial Intelligence-related programming.

Associate Professor of Exercise Science Dr. Petey Mumford played a significant role in helping graduate student Connor Gaige’s thesis be published in the American College of Sports Medicine Journal, “Exercise, Sport, and Movement.”

Lindenwood University’s Kinesiology Department partnered with the Wentzville School District to provide a professional development day that enabled educators throughout the community to develop innovative ways to incorporate different aspects of physical education into their current curriculums.

Lindenwood University Senior Professor of Chemistry Dr. Jennifer Firestine has been working with high school juniors and seniors from the Parkway and Rockwood School Districts in the Spark! program for the last year.