retirement in 2011, Peter A. Eden was named as the college's 4th president on July 1 the same year. Dr. Eden came in with a biotechnology and science background, which pushed for new degree programs in the sciences, including the first bachelor degree programs.
Landmark began offering its first bachelor degree in 2012, a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies. Associates degrees in Computer Science and Life Science were also offered the same year.
The college built a $9.6 million, 28,500-square-foot (2,650 m2)science and technology center named the MacFarlane Building in 2015. It was the first building erected since the college's founding.
In September 2016, Landmark College received a grant from the National Science Foundation of $650K. The Access to Innovative Education: STEM Opportunities for Students with Learning Disabilities (AIE-STEM) supports student scholar in its Computer Science and Life Science (now Biology) programs. Students in the program were offered scholarships up to $10K, and receive mentoring …
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