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A First Class Engineering Program in Tennessee

Welcome to the School of Engineering

Where we put YOU FIRST...

Be a part of one of the FIRST cohorts, and be our FIRST priority:

  • The dedicated faculty and leadership within the School of Engineering are more than teachers. They are here to support YOU through:
    • Personalized academic advising
    • intern and co-op placements
    • Relationship building with industry personnel
    • Emotional support resources

Receive a FIRST-CLASS education to make you a real-world-ready engineer:

  • Receive 100% faculty-led instruction for classes and labs that are focused on the applications of engineering to solve tomorrow's real-world problems.
  • Benefit from the passion that LMU's faculty have for teaching through the utilization of innovative instructional strategies to improve comprehension of difficult concepts.
  • Instruction will focus on the application of engineering and will develop the problem-solving skills and technological prowess to be real-world ready.

Be among the FIRST leaders of new student organizations at LMU:

  • The first cohort of engineers will have several unique opportunities to charter student organizations such as the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), Engineers without Borders (EWB), and the engineering honor society Tau Beta Pi (TBP).

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Holt Hensley in engineering lab LMU Student Channels Hometown Roots Into Engineering Career March 18, 2026

At Lincoln Memorial University, Holt Hensley has turned a hometown perspective into a clear path forward in civil engineering. A native of Sevier County, Hensley said watching his community’s tourism industry continue to grow and evolve sparked both his interest in the field and his desire to give back through his work.

Engineering Students Digging Into Real Engineering: LMU Engineering Students Tackle Hands-On Geotechnical Challenge February 19, 2026

Before a new building ever rises above ground, civil engineers have to get their hands dirty. That’s exactly what students in the engineering program at Lincoln Memorial University (LMU) did in a recent hands-on geotechnical project that gave them a taste of real-world engineering from start to finish.

Dr. Ryan Overton Dr. Ryan Overton Receives Statewide Engineering Educator Award February 17, 2026

Dr. Ryan Overton, dean of the Lincoln Memorial University School of Engineering, received the Peter G. Hoadley Award for Outstanding Engineering Educator during the 2026 American Society of Civil Engineers Tennessee State Section Meeting.