Claremont Lincoln University

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Claremont Lincoln University
150 W. First Street
Claremont, CA 91711
(909) 667-4400
info@claremontlincoln.edu

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Claremont Lincoln University (CLU) is an accredited, private non-profit university that offers programs integrating the research, cases, toolkits, and advanced practices of the Lincoln Institute.

Our Work Together

As a non-profit global thought leader, the Lincoln Institute is a leading voice in shaping how we use, tax, and manage land. We offer innovative land-based solutions to social, economic, and environmental challenges that bridge the gap between theory and practice. Together, CLU and the Lincoln Institute seek to impact a billion people by mobilizing leaders worldwide to tackle pressing public sector challenges and to build and sustain vibrant communities for all.

Through our comprehensive Lincoln Vibrant Communities initiative, our uniquely co-designed bachelor’s and master’s degrees, and our skill-packed Advanced Practice Graduate Certificates, we help leaders take the next step in their careers—empowering them to make positive change in their communities.

The Fellows Program

The Lincoln Vibrant Communities Fellows Program is a 24-week program designed for individual leaders tackling complex challenges facing counties and cities. Participants will gain expert coaching, advanced leadership training, and a nine-credit graduate certificate.

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The Teams Program

The Lincoln Vibrant Communities Teams Program is a 24-week program designed to equip teams with the skills and expertise to address complex community challenges. Through expert coaching, structured coursework, and collaborative problem-solving, participants will develop an actionable plan while earning a nine-credit graduate certificate.

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History

It was David C. Lincoln’s belief in the power and potential of the Golden Rule that led him to collaborate with renowned interfaith and higher education leader, the Reverend Dr. Jerry Campbell to envision a new model for university education. Their design encouraged the exploration of diverse beliefs, values, and traditions as the scaffolding for positive change leadership. Born out of a Lincoln family passion to philanthropically foster collaboration and justice in the world, at CLU students become visionary leaders, educated with the skills and tools to build a better collective future for businesses and communities.

Students across the globe now have access to a meaningful and relevant degree programs to advance their careers and help their communities thrive. To best support our students, CLU faculty and staff have developed highly engaging courses, assignments, and resources that support theory and practice, and opportunities for learning, networking, and collaboration to prepare leaders the world needs now.

Our Work Together

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