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Michelle Micca ’10, Allie Lochary ’09 to perform at The Young Choreographer’s Festival
March 30, 2011
Michelle Micca '10 has been selected to present her choreography in The Young Choreographer's Festival on June 11, 2011, in Symphony Space New York at 8 p.m.
Biology students participate in internship poster session
March 30, 2011
Sixteen students presented posters March 29 during the Department of Biology's Spring Internship Poster session.
Unscripted: Students Share the Scoop on Campus Life
March 30, 2011
Two students take you behind-the-scenes for an insider's look at life as a college student.
An open letter from retired journalist Tom Bennett to NCOGC
March 30, 2011
Retired journalist Tom Bennett submitted the following open letter to the North Carolina Open Government Coalition, which you can read here.
President Lambert briefs community on Elon’s development plans
March 30, 2011
Elon University President Leo M. Lambert held a session March 30 with about 60 local community leaders to share details of the university's campus development that is guided by the Elon Commitment strategic plan.
Religious studies students, faculty present at conference
March 30, 2011
Religious studies faculty and students attended and presented at the Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Commission on the Study of Religion in Louisville, Ky., March 4-6.
Hope In Environmental Protection
March 30, 2011
Transformations at the Intersection: Barriers and Opportunities in College Access
March 30, 2011
This community-based participatory research project engages 16 high school students, who are students in the Elon Academy, as co-researchers. Through interviews, focus groups, participant observation, surveys, and photovoice, the scholar-researchers explore how intersections of social location, e.g., race, class, gender, and sexuality, produce barriers to and opportunities for college access.
Elon Academy: Transforming lives
March 30, 2011
Elon Academy first-year college students are thriving on campuses across the state. We have 20 graduates studying at 13 different colleges and universities.