Lincoln University PA – What normally appears as the congested boulevard known as John F. Kennedy in downtown Philadelphia has now been the location for the crime/action film Safe – a film that four Lincoln University students were selected to help produce.
Jamar Conner, Ashley Joy Stephens, Dexter Stuckey, and Evon Harris were selected to serve as production assistants for the stunt unit, on the set of the film written and directed by Boaz Yakin.
LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, PA — On September 15, 2010, the Egyptian Minister of Culture announced the discovery of an Egyptian tomb – a tomb that Hakim Fulmore had explored one month prior to its official publishing, through his Independent Studies course offered at Lincoln University.
LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, PA — Garnering new partnerships and student opportunities, Lincoln University has been awarded a grant from the 2010 Dwight David Eisenhower HBCU Fellowship program for its Department of Business and Information Technology, a Center of Excellence. The fellowship, which is funded by the U.S.
LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, PA – Lincoln University’s ongoing series, dedicated to introducing the community to leaders in various fields, is headlining Arthur Spears, Ph.D. for its Fall Amos Scholarly Lecture.
On November 18, 2010, Dr. Spears will be discussing “Race, Color and Language” in the Ware Center Theater at 4:00 p.m.
LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, PA — Three Lincoln University students were the recipients of accounting and finance related scholarships at the National Association of Black Accountants, Inc. (NABA) 35th Annual Eastern Region Student Conference held from October 14-17, 2010.
LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, PA— Political analyst and professor at Columbia University, Dr. Marc Lamont Hill will be speaking at Lincoln University on Wednesday, October 27, 2010 in the International Cultural Center at 4:00 p.m.
Dr. Hill’s topic of discussion will be “Still Not Free: Fighting for Black Liberation in the Age of Obama.”
This event is sponsored by Lincoln University’s Student Government Association and is a component of their weeklong Homecoming celebration, which begins October 24, 2010.
Lincoln University, Pa – The vivid and fascinating story of Omar Ibn Sayyid, a Muslim African slave, will be reenacted in the Ware Center Theater at Lincoln University onTuesday, October 26, 2010 at 7:00 pm.
The one-act monologue by Ahmad Kenya, “The Life and Times of Omar Ibn Sayyid,” depicts the unforgettable life journey of a scholar from Futa Torro (modern-day Senegal) in West Africa in the early 1800s.
Lincoln University, PA– African Americans represent only 12% of the U.S population, but they account for more new HIV infections and AIDS cases, than any other racial/ethnic group in the country.
This unnerving statistic inspired Lincoln University student organization People Standing United (PSU) to partner with alumnus Kash Goins ’94 to present the socially conscious play VI Degrees.
LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, PA – Lincoln University has been added to the roster of institutions that will partner with the Vira I. Heinz Program for Women in Global Leadership (VIH) to enable female students to study abroad.
On September 16-17, 2010, Carol Larson and Sarah Wagner, director and coordinator of the VIH Program, respectively, visited Lincoln University to promote the initiative.
Connie Lundy, director of International Programs and Services, expressed her enthusiasm regarding this very generous scholarship.
LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, PA – Lincoln University’s Dr. Judith A. W. Thomas, dean of the school of social science and behavioral studies, was one of 50 women selected to have her portrait displayed in The African American Museum in Philadelphia (AAMP).