To be a Long-Vanderburg Scholar at Millikin University means being able to grow as a diverse leader through action and service says Maya Van Lysebettens, a senior human services major from Chicago.
Millikin University physics and mathematics double major Marshall Youngblood has been named the recipient of the Summer 2018 Clinical Nuclear Science Fellowship at Decatur Memorial Hospital (DMH).
Towards the end of every academic year, Millikin University hosts the annual Distinguished Faculty Lecture and Honors Convocation. This year's event, hosted on April 26, served as an opportunity for the Millikin community to come together and celebrate the remarkable work of students and faculty from 2017-2018.
Millikin University's Hollis Prize is the highest award that may be received by a student instrumentalist or vocalist within the School of Music. The 16th annual Hollis Prize was awarded on Saturday, April 7, following a recital at Kaeuper Hall in Perkinson Music Center. The concert featured performances from Millikin University's top three music performing students.
Millikin University students Kalli Farmer, Jack Morgan and Greg Schwoeppe were recently honored by the Tabor School of Business for their work in the classroom and demonstrated leadership on campus.
Jesse Sargeant, a recent Millikin University graduate, and Martel McGee, a junior entrepreneurship major, were both honored as recipients of the Sharon T. Alpi Scholarship for Entrepreneurship Excellence during a recognition ceremony on Dec. 11 in ADM-Scovill Hall.
Millikin University senior music business and information systems major Justin DeBo, of Normal, Ill., was honored as Millikin's recipient of the Lincoln Academy of Illinois' Student Laureate Award for 2017.
DeBo was presented with his award at the annual Student Laureate Convocation on Nov. 11 at the Old State Capitol in Springfield, Ill.
Millikin University has been recognized by Student Loan Report as one of the top 150 private colleges that offer the most creative arts scholarship aid.
Hundreds of private schools were analyzed in the study and were evaluated based solely on the amount of creative arts scholarship aid awarded. Millikin was ranked No. 23.