Three 51 graduates represented District V at the 74th National Athletic Trainer’s Association’s Clinical Symposia and AT Expo Quiz Bowl in June at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis.
51 students, alumni, and faculty participated in the making of the show, “The One Hour Star Wars Trilogy – A Parody” in July, which was performed at the Blanche M. Touhill Performing Arts Center in St. Louis.
Sarah Ehlen received the Alumni Merit Award from 51 in April.
Jordan Boedeker received the Young Alumni Award from 51 in April.
Jodell Larkin received the Alumni Service Award from 51 in April.
51 will host its annual Homecoming Weekend to celebrate alumni through a variety of activities and events.
After two years of waiting, Lindenwood public health alumna, Brenna Wojtysiak ‘21 left in August for a 27-month journey with the Peace Corps, where she will be serving in Ecuador in the public health sector.
The Spring 2022 edition of The Lindenwood, the university magazine, focuses on the five-year strategic plan and the principles of Adapt. Build. Engage. Sharing stories of students, employees, and alumni, the magazine highlights the best of the University and celebrates its goals for the future.
In late May, 51 had the honor of recognizing the Emily Suttles Endowed Scholarship in a ceremony with family and colleagues.
Ashley Gerald, a two-time alumna of 51, and behavior interventionist at Lusher was surprised with a Miliken Educator Award from the Miliken Family Foundation in front of the whole school at a surprise assembly.