Claremont Lincoln University

Claremont Lincoln University Claremont Lincoln University is a regionally accredited, non-profit, online university providing degree programs for under $20,000.

We unlock the potential of leaders who seek to address significant social, economic, and environmental challenges CLU develops leaders primed to implement change through mindfulness and dialogue. This philosophy of success through collaboration has become known as The Claremont Core®. Our courses will guide you through a process of self-awareness that evolves towards advanced knowledge and skills to make you a change-maker in our globalized world.

09/18/2026

It’s a busy week at CLU, and we wouldn’t have it any other way!
We’re out in the community connecting with the employees of our amazing educational partners: City of San Dimas, CA Government , City of Pasadena - Public Agency, LAPD Headquarters , City of Fort Worth , and .

We’re proud to work alongside organizations that value education as a pathway to leadership growth, career advancement, and continued public service.
Thank you to everyone who stopped by to say hello and learn more about CLU!

09/16/2026

Thank you Claremont Lincoln University, our Title Sponsor for our upcoming Ophelia’s Jump Gothic Gala 2026 - A Ghastly Good Time! We are so grateful for your ongoing support of Ophelia's Jump.

09/15/2026

Annual reminder to slow down…in cooking, making, creating, learning, and being.

Ready to take the next step in your public service career? From leading city departments to shaping policy and strengthe...
09/11/2026

Ready to take the next step in your public service career?

From leading city departments to shaping policy and strengthening communities, advancing in public administration requires more than experience—it takes strong leadership, strategic thinking, and a commitment to serving others.

Explore the skills, education, and experiences that can help you prepare for your next leadership opportunity.
Read more: https://claremontlincoln.edu/news-blog/advance-public-admin-career/

What if the future of collaborative leadership isn't about learning how to collaborate—but recognizing how much we alrea...
09/08/2026

What if the future of collaborative leadership isn't about learning how to collaborate—but recognizing how much we already do?

For CLU faculty member Elise Chatelain, PhD, collaboration is embedded in how we learn, build knowledge, and solve problems.
“Nothing is ever done alone.”

From the classroom to research to our workplaces and communities, the people, knowledge, and experiences around us shape our ideas. Dr. Chatelain believes today's leaders have the opportunity to recognize those connections and harness them to create positive change.

As an educator, researcher, and co-founder of Dismantle Culture & Media, Dr. Chatelain brings this philosophy into her work with mission-driven organizations and her teaching at CLU, including the Lincoln Vibrant Communities program.

Swipe through to explore her perspective on why the future of leadership is collaborative.
Where do you see collaboration creating positive change?

We are proud to announce our educational partnership with the City of Lynwood, a dynamic, diverse community committed to...
09/02/2026

We are proud to announce our educational partnership with the City of Lynwood, a dynamic, diverse community committed to public service, opportunity, and the well-being of its residents.

Through this partnership, City of Lynwood employees will have access to flexible, affordable educational opportunities designed to support professional growth, strengthen leadership skills, and build capacity across the City’s workforce.

We’re excited to work alongside Lynwood to invest in the people who serve the community every day!

08/31/2026

For mindfulness practice, habit stacking can be helpful and kind.

Welcome to a new term of learning, growth, and possibility. Let's make it a great one!
08/31/2026

Welcome to a new term of learning, growth, and possibility. Let's make it a great one!

What skills will students need to succeed in the future workforce?Technology, industries, and how we work may keep chang...
08/30/2026

What skills will students need to succeed in the future workforce?
Technology, industries, and how we work may keep changing—but some skills will only become more valuable.

For CLU faculty member Dr. Oluwunmi Ariyo, three stand out:
▫️ Strong communication
▫️ Adaptability and lifelong learning
▫️ Critical thinking and problem-solving

With more than 15 years of post-secondary teaching experience and a career spanning student success, academic advising, public relations, recruitment, and college access, Dr. Ariyo has seen firsthand how these skills can prepare students to navigate new opportunities and challenges.

“Rather than simply memorizing information, students should learn how to think strategically, solve complex problems, and apply their knowledge in real-world situations.”

Swipe through to explore Dr. Ariyo's perspective on preparing for an ever-changing global workforce. Which of these skills do you think will be most important in the years ahead?

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150 W 1st Street
Claremont, CA
91711

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Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

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