Lincoln Vibrant Communities
Helping Leaders and Teams Build Thriving Cities
Lincoln Vibrant Communities brings together the forces of the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy and Claremont Lincoln University in a powerful initiative for leaders and teams addressing public sector challenges. This one-of-its-kind program invests in leadership, policy, and advanced practical skills to build communities that are defined by trust and civic engagement, and focused on positive change.
How it works
The Fellows Program
Fellows participate in a six-month program that includes immersive in-person training and events. These are complemented by fully online leadership curricula, individual and group coaching, expert webinars, and peer networking. Fellows will:
TEAMS PROGRAM
Teams work alongside experts and mentors in this six-month program to build the expertise needed to achieve community-driven solutions to the challenges their cities grapple with every day.
The program includes individual and group coaching, expert webinars, peer networking, and online curricula focused on public administration policies and advanced practices that are fully integrated with critical leadership skills for public sector professionals. Teams will:

Upon completion: Receive nine credits toward a CLU degree and earn an Advanced Practice Graduate Certificate
The Network: A one-of-its-kind ecosystem
Lincoln Vibrant Communities culminates in a rich online network of resources, peers, and experts that connects fellows and teams from across the country to draw on each other’s strengths as catalysts for local change. This Vibrant Communities Network, managed by a dedicated network concierge, includes optional immersive experiences, and unites leaders who engage others across the public and private sectors to transform their communities.
CREATE SUSTAINABLE CHANGE
The Vibrant Communities Program Helps You:
The Vibrant Communities Team

Dr. Anne K. Turner
Executive Director and Dean of Novel Programs
for more information
Call the Vibrant Communities Office at 909-451-9294 ext. 856, or email Heather Weinberg, our Director of Novel Programs at hweinberg@claremontlincoln.edu to learn more.