Lincoln University Alumni Council Holds Second Annual Spring Retreat

Lincoln University's Alumni Council convened for its second annual Spring Retreat from April 29-May 2.

The Lincoln University Alumni Council held its second annual Spring Retreat from April 29 through May 2, bringing together council members, university leaders, community leaders, local alumni and students to discuss the university's progress and strengthen alumni engagement.

The Alumni Council met with Piyusha Singh, provost and vice president for academic affairs, for an update on academic initiatives.

The Alumni Council was formed by President John Moseley, with its inaugural meeting held during Homecoming 2024. The council serves in an advisory capacity to support the president and his leadership team by aligning with the university's strategic plan and engaging alumni in supporting Lincoln University and its students. The council also works to strengthen the relationship between the university and its alumni.

The retreat opened with remarks from President Moseley, followed by presentations from university leaders, deans and staff. Council members received updates on student enrollment, retention and academic performance, which have shown steady improvement over the past three years.

The Alumni Council toured the Health and Security Sciences Institute (HSSI), which is scheduled to open in August 2026.

During the retreat, council members also toured campus facilities, including Dawson Hall and the Health and Security Sciences Institute, to learn more about the university's ongoing initiatives and investments.

The retreat reinforced the Alumni Council's commitment to increasing alumni engagement and support for Lincoln University as it continues to partner with university leadership in advancing the institution's strategic priorities and student success.

The Alumni Council enjoyed dinner and social time at O'Donoghue's.