LWU Business

Today, as an institution, we became Lindsey Wilson University - a name that reflects who we are and where we’re going.

As we look ahead, the Business Administration program is expanding its impact - preparing students to lead in a changing world. More opportunities. Stronger outcomes. Same commitment to Every Student, Every Day.

We’re ready for what’s ahead. See you in the fall!

Congrats, Alejandra and Natascha!

Marketing Capstone students presented their semester-long projects to clients yesterday, showcasing the hands-on internship experience built into the course.

Alejandra Martinez ‘25 (Cochabamba, Bolivia) and Natascha Evreinoff ‘25 (Asunción, Paraguay) partnered with local nonprofit JOY Ministries, focusing their analysis on strategies to boost social media presence and donor engagement - especially through Facebook marketing.

Thank you, J.O.Y. Ministries and Dr. Krystal Cundiff, for investing in our students!


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Great work, Annamarie!

Marketing Capstone students presented their semester-long projects to clients yesterday, showcasing the hands-on internship experience built into the course.

Annamarie Day ‘25 (Columbia, KY) collaborated with Kentucky Christian Academy and Administrator Amy Schakat to promote the vibrant academic environment at Kentucky Christian Academy, which recently expanded to include high school grades. Her strategic marketing analysis combined digital and traditional tactics aimed at converting targeted demographic segments into enrolled students.

Thank you, KCA and Mrs. Schakat, for investing in our students!


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Great work, Cameron!

Marketing Capstone students presented their semester-long projects to clients yesterday, showcasing the hands-on internship experience built into the course.

Cameron Lewis ‘25 (St. Louis, MO) partnered with local nonprofit Hometown Connect, Inc to enhance donor and volunteer engagement. Known for its twice-weekly food mission - serving over 400 individuals in a single evening - Hometown Connect offered Cameron a powerful platform to explore the impact of community service. His strategy centered on deepening digital storytelling and leveraging traditional marketing tools. One standout piece was a moving video he created, highlighting the shoes of those being served as a symbol of their journey.

Thank you, Hometown Connect, for investing in our students!


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Great job, Anastasiia and Anastasiia!

Marketing Capstone students presented their semester-long projects to clients yesterday, showcasing the hands-on internship experience built into the course.

Anastasiia Ivanchenko ‘25 (Chernivtsi, Ukraine) and Anastasiia Vorobiova (Odessa, Ukraine) partnered with Visit Columbia-Adair County, KY to attract more visitors to Columbia from targeted markets. Their strategic plan emphasized user-generated content, digital storytelling, and engaging content creation to elevate the area’s visibility.

Thank you, Visit Columbia-Adair County, KY, for investing in our students!


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Congrats, Will!

Marketing Capstone students presented their semester-long projects to clients yesterday, showcasing the hands-on internship experience built into the course.

Will George ‘25 (West Palm Beach, FL) collaborated with the LWC Center for Civic Engagement and Student Leadership to elevate content and visibility for the annual L3 (Live, Learn, Lead) Banquet. His work included producing engaging short-form videos and conducting interviews with this year’s honorees, capturing the spirit of student leadership on campus.

Thank you, Kisha Burton, for investing in our students!


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Well done, Harris and Dawid!

Marketing Capstone students presented their semester-long projects to clients yesterday, showcasing the hands-on internship experience built into the course.

Harris Nichols ‘25 (Plainfield, IN) and Dawid Chrobot (Wroclaw, Poland) partnered with Hooligan Burger to explore strategic ways to boost local brand loyalty and deepen connections with key demographics. Building on the restaurant’s already-strong marketing presence - including viral content and a loyal fanbase - their project focused on expanding reach while staying true to the brand’s bold identity.

Thank you, Hooligan Burger, for investing in our students!


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Congrats, Bryson and Alida!

Marketing Capstone students presented their semester-long projects to clients yesterday, showcasing the hands-on internship experience built into the course.

Alida Leles ‘25 (Vila Praia de Âncora, Portugal) and Bryson Cross (Albany, KY) collaborated with Sounds Good in Burkesville, KY, to elevate brand awareness and strengthen their digital presence. Their work focused on refining website branding and developing a cohesive social media strategy to ensure consistent messaging and identity across all platforms.

Thank you, Sounds Good and Dr. Elijah Wilson, for investing in our students!


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Congrats, Cobe!

Marketing Capstone students presented their semester-long projects to clients yesterday, showcasing the hands-on internship experience built into the course.

Cobe Rexroat ‘25 (Russell Springs, KY) partnered with Derek and Amber Stephens of TNT Carpet and Flooring to develop a targeted, actionable marketing strategy - centered on enhancing their presence through Facebook and visual storytelling. His work supported the continued growth of the business, which provides high-quality, customer-focused flooring services across the residential, commercial, and houseboat markets.

Thank you, TNT Carpet and Flooring, for investing in our students!


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Emma Ellison ‘25 completed a 240-hour internship this semester with Cumberland Pipeline, supervised by Dr. Phelps.

When asked about her experience, Emma shared: “Being a part of the business program at LWC has been such a great experience. This internship specifically has really given me some valuable hands-on experiences and skills that I will carry with me into my career here at CPL. I’m grateful for the knowledge, connections, and confidence I’ve gained.”

We are proud of you, Emma!