Etiquette Dinners at Lincoln University Prepare Students for Professional Success

Lincoln University of Missouri hosts monthly etiquette dinners at the President's Residence, offering students the opportunity to practice dining etiquette in a formal setting.

At Lincoln University of Missouri, students are gaining essential professional and social skills through monthly etiquette dinners held at the President’s Residence. These dinners provide students with the opportunity to refine their dining etiquette, develop soft skills and prepare for professional interactions in a welcoming and formal setting.

Designed to help students navigate professional and social environments with confidence, the etiquette dinners focus on table manners, conversation skills and the nuances of professional dining. By experiencing these interactions firsthand, students build confidence that will benefit them in job interviews, networking events and future careers.

"Lincoln University is committed to preparing students for success beyond the classroom," said Lincoln University President Dr. John B. Moseley. "These etiquette dinners provide a unique opportunity for students to develop important life skills in a setting that encourages engagement and professionalism."

Held at the President’s Residence, the etiquette dinners provide students with a unique opportunity to interact in a more personal setting. 

Previous etiquette dinners have been held for a variety of student groups, including the University Choir, international students, ROTC cadets, Strada Scholars and members of the Royal Court.

As Lincoln University continues to emphasize career readiness and student development, the etiquette dinners serve as an invaluable resource in shaping well-rounded, professional leaders.


View more recent etiquette dinner photos here.