Dr. Daniel R. Lockwood, president of Multnomah University, continues his series "Conversations with Dr. Dan." In this first video of the Fall 2011 semester, he briefly discusses an important core value of Academic Excellence and how it is realized at Multnomah through the integration of biblical scholarship, faculty publishing, and faith and learning. Read the rest of this entry »
Dr. Daniel R. Lockwood, president of Multnomah University, continues his series "Conversations with Dr. Dan." In this Summer 2011 video, he briefly discusses the main core value of Institutional Integrity and how it is realized at Multnomah through practical means of the Provost leadership model, business and accounting transparency, and open communication with internal and external audiences.
Dr. Dan Lockwood, president of Multnomah University, continues his series "Conversations with Dr. Dan." In this summer 2011 video, he briefly discusses the main core value of Christlike Spirituality and how it applies to the classroom and devotional activities at Multnomah. He especially focuses on chapel changes and spiritual formation efforts. Read the rest of this entry »
Dr. Daniel R. Lockwood, president of Multnomah University, continues his series "Conversations with Dr. Dan." In this spring 2011 video, he briefly discusses the core value of scriptural centrality and how it applies to all programs at Multnomah. He especially focuses on the upgraded English major and the new Seminary MATS degree. Read the rest of this entry »
This fall, we will inaugurate on our campus a series of events to celebrate our Diamond Anniversary – seventy-five years of training students to serve their church, community, and world!
Strengthened Mission Statement
In the last several months, we have updated our university mission statement. Read the rest of this entry »
Recently, our Student Services department (they run student housing and residence life, amongst other things) ran a contest for students to tell them, via video, why they love living at Multnomah.
There was a modest cash prize - but the real cheddar was getting on to the www.multnomah.edu homepage and promoted via this blog!
This video is so good, it makes all of us who are already graduated want to re-enroll and move back in!
Congrats to William A. Beatty for a great production and to Greg Woodman for some sweet original music!
See more MU vids at www.youtube.com/multnomahuniversity
And seriously, this video was 100% student-produced!
At the beginning of every year, many folks tend to go through their time of reflecting on the year just passed and looking forward to developments in the year ahead. Well, we do the same things as an organization here.
At Multnomah, we ask many things of our president. Among them a "reflection," if you will, in the form of an annual report.
2009 President's Annual Report (PDF)
In "looking forward," we've also asked Dr. Dan to star in an online video series where he discusses issues facing Multnomah and what we all might expect in the future. But far be it from him to simply lecture (it's not a classroom, afterall) - these videos are intended to be sparks that will bring feedback from you! As such, we've named the series "Conversations with Dr. Dan".
Enjoy!
Maybe we should call it "Cinco de Multstache"...
Back, by popular demand, is the annual Cinco de Mustache celebration blog post. This year's celebration saw a record turnout of finely groomed undergrad gentlemen and some brave faculty.
We'll post more information in the coming days as more pics and vids come our way, but for now, here's this:
Stay tuned in the next week or so for our latest installment in the Cinco de Mustache series: "Multnomah Mustaches We Wish We Had."
The Song
"We Are The Champions"
Students/Staff: upload your pics and vids to the fan area of our Facebook Page or send them to me a rleary@multnomah.edu
First shown at the 2009 Student Aid Banquet in Portland to show donors all the reasons why giving to student aid is important, it now is viewed by many prospective students interested in finding out more about Multnomah.
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