Student Life
The Lincoln University Student Association (LUSA) provides a forum for the free exchange of ideas that is essential to the vitality of the academic environment.
LUSA represents the students in matters of self-government and problems of mutual interest to the student body and the University. Its purpose is to initiate student activities and to help promote the student’s welfare on the campus. The Student Association is run by officers (President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer), who are elected every Fall Semester.
The Association, in cooperation with other organizations on campus, strives to develop and present varied activities that will meet the social, cultural and academic needs of the student. Whether held on or off campus or involving a large or small segment of the student body, they reflect the personal orientation of the University.
Dear Lincoln University Students,
It is with great excitement and deep gratitude that I write to you as your new LUSA President. Thank you for trusting our team with the responsibility of representing your voice this academic year.
Our vision is clear:
We want Lincoln University to be a place where every student feels supported, connected, and prepared for real success — academically, professionally, and personally. This year, our goals are focused on creating meaningful change that you can actually feel:
1. Stronger Connection Between Students and Professors We will create more opportunities for open and respectful conversations with faculty. Through informal dialogue sessions, practical workshops on how to communicate effectively with professors, and better feedback channels, we want every student to feel
more confident approaching their instructors.
2. Real Skills for Real Life Classroom knowledge is important, but practical skills open doors. LUSA will organize free workshops on professional communication, resume building, public speaking, teamwork, and other career-ready abilities. We will also introduce free peer mentoring and study support so no student has to struggle alone.
3. More Valuable Events — Without Costing You Money We believe great opportunities should not depend on how much money a student has. This year we will focus on free and high-impact events both on campus and off campus: skill-building sessions, networking opportunities, cultural gatherings, wellness activities,
and leadership experiences that add real value to your student life.
4. Free Leadership Development for Everyone Leadership is not only for those with titles. We will promote excellent free external programs such as the Aspire Leaders Program and practical online leadership modules, while also creating our own free LUSA leadership workshops, peer mentorship, and a Student Leader Certificate pathway. Every student who wants to grow should have the chance to do so. We are also proud to have the support of the Lincoln University Library. Together, we will explore ways to expand free academic resources, study support, and skill-building opportunities so that more students can benefit from the valuable services our library provides.
How to Reach Us
We welcome your ideas, questions, and participation.
• Visit our office in Room 306
• Contact us by email (lusa@lincolnuca.edu)
Our aspiration is simple but powerful:
To make this academic year one where students feel heard, supported, and empowered — and where Lincoln becomes a stronger, more connected community because of it. This is not just our team’s plan. This is an invitation. Your ideas, energy, and participation will shape what we achieve together. We are ready
to listen and ready to work.
Let’s build a better Lincoln University — together.
With enthusiasm and commitment,
Thank you!
Best Regards,
Thu Hoai Nguyen, (Hoai)
Lincoln University Student Association President