President
Robert R. Jennings' Information Exchange
Welcome to Lincoln
University of Pennsylvania, America's first Historically Black
University.
Located in southern Chester
County, Lincoln's main campus is 45 miles southwest of Philadelphia,
and an easy commute from other parts of Pennsylvania, Delaware, and
Maryland. The University also operates the Graduate Center of
Philadelphia for graduate students and community-outreach
programs.
Founded in 1854, Lincoln
University is a nationally acclaimed institution of higher learning
that provides the best elements of a liberal arts and sciences-based
undergraduate core curriculum and selected graduate programs to meet
the needs of students living in a highly technological and global
society.
Lincoln University is the
newest of the state-related universities, having joined the
Commonwealth System of Higher Education in 1972. During its 158-year
history, Lincoln University has educated an impressive list of
luminaries who have distinguished themselves as doctors, lawyers,
educators, businesspersons, theologians and heads of state.
Please use the links provided
below to learn more about Lincoln University's thirteenth president,
Robert Jennings, Ed.D. Other links will provide direct access to
selected information about the University, its Mission, Vision, Goals,
and Philosophy.
To contact the Office of the
President via e-mail, use the link, rjennings@lincoln.edu. A
member of the President's staff will forward your e-mail to someone
within the University with the best position to respond to your
inquiry.
Additional Links:
About
Lincoln
Administrative & Academic Offices
Board of Trustees
President's Profile
University
By-Laws
