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Claremont Lincoln University was formed in 2011 with a mission to equip students with 21st Century leadership skills for engaging in solutions that improve the world for the benefit of all. There's no denying that as our world becomes smaller, the leadership challenges we face become more complex. That is why CLU developed socially conscious master's degrees to teach the skills, behaviors and mindsets needed to navigate diverse interests and find common ground for peaceful and inclusive solutions.
In order to reach social changemakers where they are, Claremont Lincoln developed an online teaching model that is convenient and affordable to students throughout the U.S. and abroad. They believe the online format gives working professionals a more rich and dynamic learning environment where students can collaborate with classmates more effectively and engage the course material on their schedule.
Engagement Skills for Creating Sustainable Impact
In an increasingly interconnected world, leaders who want to make positive social change need to develop collaborative skills for reaching across traditional barriers of ideology, culture, and faith. CLU cultivates these capabilities in their graduate degrees through what they call the Claremont Core®, a sequence of four innovative courses in Mindfulness, Dialogue, Collaboration, and Change.
Learn more about Claremont Lincoln University by visiting the CLU website or contacting them directly at admission@claremontlincoln.edu or 909-667-4444.
