Join us on March 29th at 1PM Pacific/ 4PM Eastern for a Student Success Webinar with CLU's Jerry D. Campbell Professor and DEI Specialist, Dr. Audrey Jordan on "Engaging Confidently in Courageous Conversations." An important skill in interpersonal and group communication is having and facilitating courageous conversations toward mutually beneficial solutions to difficult challenges. Attendees […]

During this 45-minute presentation, you will:Learn about immersive technologies, tools, and resources designed to create an engaging, dynamic online learning experience. Demo CLU's online learning platform.Hear from a CLU student on their experience navigating the online learning environment.Leave with tips for online student success.This 45-minute online session will help demystify the online learning experience at […]

POSITION DESCRIPTIONReporting to the Vice President of Academic & Student Affairs/CAO and serving as a member of the Senior Leadership Team of the President and the Academic Leadership Team, the Executive Director/Dean - Novel Programs is expected to form new and innovative academic programming in collaboration with the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy. The ideal […]

Doctors and nurses aren’t the only healthcare professionals who help save lives. As a healthcare administrator, you can make a positive impact on your patients, the community, and the broader healthcare system. You might be involved in hiring those life-saving physicians or researchers working on cures for illness and disease. Or you might implement safety […]

 As a Human Resources Manager, you make many decisions every day that can impact who is hired, how they’re trained, what benefits they receive, and how personnel issues are handled. But to make fair and equitable decisions, you need to know and understand the laws and regulations that govern employment and workplace safety. This legal […]

A master’s degree is evidence of your in-depth knowledge and passion for learning and can also be a stepping stone toward a brighter future. Whether you intend to further your education or lead a team with purpose, your master’s degree program can provide you with the skills required to succeed. Consider these 10 reasons to get […]

 Effective November 1, 2022, through an affiliation agreement, CLU, a nonprofit accredited university, formalized its long-standing relationship with the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy (LILP), a nonprofit think tank and private operating foundation established in the 1940s by the same family that founded CLU. Under the terms of the agreement, CLU will continue to be […]

By: Claremont Lincoln UniversityWhether you are a freshman just starting out at college, someone coming back to complete your bachelor’s degree program, or a degree holder ready for a master’s, college can be rewarding, exciting—and stressful. Mindfulness can help you combat the latter, while you embrace the excitement and rewards. What Is Mindfulness?Mindfulness is a way […]

By: Claremont Lincoln UniversityAn associate degree can provide valuable knowledge to set you on the path toward an entry-level career. It can also be the stepping stone to your bachelor’s degree. Whether you have an associate degree or college credits that don’t quite add up to any degree at all, you may be able to […]

Why organizations need employees and leaders trained in sustainability leadershipChallenges to standard business practices and shifting consumer behavior demand that leaders are knowledgeable and adequately trained in navigating social, environmental, and economic shifts. Demand for leaders who understand sustainability leadership is rapidly growing, and will be essential for organizations to survive and thrive in the […]

A career in public administration allows you the chance to effect positive change on a broad scale. It is interesting, challenging, and rewarding work that can offer you long-term satisfaction and a path to career progress. There are many public service careers, from community development and housing authorities to city government and federal agencies. But […]

How to Apply to College as a Nontraditional StudentWhen you think of the typical college student, you probably picture a fresh-faced freshman just out of high school strolling along an idyllic campus. That may have once been the case, but it isn’t anymore. In fact, in 2019, less than 45 percent of high school graduates […]