LMU-DCOM

05/27/2026

From classroom to community care 🩺
LMU-DCOM faculty member Dr. Bradley Goldstein and OMS-III student Jackelyn Phillip volunteered at the finish line of the inaugural IRONMAN® Jacksonville, providing hands-on care for athletes pushing their limits.

Working alongside an interprofessional team, they treated dehydration, fatigue and muscle cramps.

“The event was a meaningful opportunity to learn … while giving back to the community,” Goldstein said.

At LMU, we prepare future physicians through hands-on training, mentorship and a commitment to serving where it matters most.

05/25/2026

Today, we pause to honor and remember the brave people who gave their lives in service to our country.

Their sacrifice is a powerful reminder of the cost of freedom and the courage it takes to protect it. At LMU-DCOM, we are deeply grateful for those who made the ultimate sacrifice, as well as the families who carry their legacy forward.

On this Memorial Day, we reflect with gratitude, respect, and remembrance.

Photo from the LMU-DCOM Class of 2026 Military Promotions Ceremony.

05/22/2026

05/15/2026

Lincoln Memorial University continues to build on its role as a national leader in health professions education with leadership transitions at LMU-DCOM and across its health sciences programs.

Dr. Christopher Loyke has accepted a new leadership role, while Dr. Mark Browne has been named Chief Administrative Officer for Health Sciences and Dr. Teanna Moore has been named Dean and Chief Academic Officer of LMU-DCOM.

We are grateful for Dr. Loyke’s leadership and the strong foundation he helped build for LMU-DCOM, including growth, strong student outcomes and a high-performing academic team.

As Dr. Browne and Dr. Moore step into their new roles, LMU is well positioned to accelerate that momentum by expanding programs, strengthening outcomes and continuing to prepare physicians and health professionals ready to serve communities that need them most.

Read more: https://www.lmunet.edu/news/2026/05/LMUAnnouncesLeadershipTransitionsatLMUDCOM

05/14/2026

From vision to reality… and this is only the beginning.
LMU-DCOM continues to expand opportunities for future physicians, and we can’t wait for what’s next.

05/10/2026

They did not cut corners. They learned, adapted, and kept going when it would have been easier to stop. This ceremony recognizes physicians who put in the work and showed up even when it was hard. Graduates, this moment reflects your discipline, resolve, and commitment to the path you chose. The path ahead is demanding, but it’s yours. Congratulations!

05/09/2026

This is a moment earned. The Awards and Hooding Ceremony honors students who stayed focused on the work that matters most. Caring deeply. Showing up consistently. Preparing to serve communities with knowledge and heart. Congratulations on a job well done, DCOM Class of 2026. We’ll meet you tomorrow at graduation.

05/08/2026

Before caps are tossed, we honor the journey you’ve taken. The Awards and Hooding Ceremony celebrates students shaped by their commitment, compassion, and care for real people. This moment reflects not just achievement, but readiness to step into your communities with skill, humility, and intention. This moment is the outcome of countless steps forward, DCOM-Knoxville Class of 2026. Next stop: Graduation.

05/07/2026

The moment is here. Awards and Hooding tomorrow. Commencement Saturday. We are proud to celebrate the LMU-DCOM Class of 2026 as they prepare to serve and lead in communities that need them most!
More about the ceremonies: https://www.lmunet.edu/news/2026/05/LMUDCOMtoGraduateNearly400HonorPreceptoroftheYearatMay9Commencement

05/05/2026

If you missed it live, you can still watch the recording of the 2026 Opioid Education Symposium. This LMU-DCOM program brings together expert voices to address pain management, opioid misuse, and compassionate, patient-centered care.
🎥 Watch On Demand: https://portal.stretchinternet.com/lincolnmemorialevents/