Faculty

High Impact Practices and Co-curricular Student Engagement is Collaborating with DreamBeacon to host its 4th Annual Professional Development Symposium. This virtual symposium will be held on Thursday, November 12, 2020 from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Students will hear and meet LU Alumni and Industry Experts who will share SUCCESS strategies that empower students to hone in on skills required to live your dream. Click here to register.

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Get up and move to the rhythms with Master Teacher Diedre Dawkins.
Virtual dance class
All you need is:

1. Camera on
2. Space to move in
3. Comfortable clothes to move in

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All levels are welcome. Open to the Lincoln University community.

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Discover global funding and engagement opportunities for faculty, staff, and students to study, teach, and research. Learn about Fulbright programs funded by the US Department of State and Department of Education via Zoom.

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Lincoln University presents Black Creative Thinkers for Change, "The Power of Writing in a Time of Change". Tonight's guest speaker is Dr. Ruha Benjamin. An Associate Professor of African American Studies at Princeton University will speak on her Ida B. Wells Just Data Lab project where she "rethinks and reimagines data for justice."

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To learn more, contact Dr. Deas at mdeas@lincoln.edu.

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Lincoln University presents Black Creative Thinkers for Change, "The Power of Writing in a Time of Change". Tonight' s guest speaker is Dr. Rashad Shabazz. A professor in the School of Social Transformation at Arizona State University presents "Architectures of Confinement: How Prison-Like Environments Are Created in Contemporary Urban areas". Join us to learn how re-creating aspects of prisons in Black communities imprisons people, neighborhoods, and communities.

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Lincoln University presents Black Creative Thinkers for Change, "The Power of Writing in a Time of Change". Tonight's  guest speaker is Cydney Brown, Philadelphia Youth Poet Laureate 2020. "Words to Action" is a poetry reading followed by a brief writing workshop and Q&A for the artist. Join us to learn how to use your words to inspire yourself and others to contribute to positive change in your community.

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Faculty, if you are interested in extending your curriculum and saving students money on textbooks, please attend "Cengage Unlimited Curriculum Exploration Workshop" on one of the following dates via Zoom. Two workshops today, October 13  at 12:30 p.m. to 1:45 p.m. and  again at 7 p.m. to 8:15 p.m.

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Faculty, if you are interested in extending your curriculum and saving students money on textbooks, please attend "Cengage Unlimited Curriculum Exploration Workshop" on one of the following dates via Zoom.

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For more information, please contact Nora Gardner.

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Annual Faculty Appreciation Event held in recognition of faculty contribution to Lincoln University during Academic Year 2019-2020 via Zoom

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For more information, please contact the Office of Faculty Affairs.

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Presented by Lincoln University's Center for Undergraduate Research, please join us we showcase the various faculty and student collaborative research projects, with special guests and presentations on Wednesday, October 14, Noon to 3 p.m.

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