Archive for November 9, 2022

A weekly update from Vice President for Student Life Jon Dooley with community health information, important resources and announcements of any changes to protocols.

Nidhi Khiantani, a Collegiate Start@Elon graduate, has coauthored an article for elementary teachers with Lisa Buchanan, associate professor of education in the Dr. Jo Watts Williams School of Education which discusses how teachers in grades 4-6 can use the novel, "Front Desk" as part of a larger study of power, identity and racism and the experiences of Chinese Americans in the United States.

International students, faculty and staff gathered Tuesday for a special Thanksgiving dinner with President Book.

Thousands of Elon alumni return home to celebrate all class and affinity reunions.

The assistant professor of journalism begins a one-year appointment overseeing the financial well-being of the Society of Professional Journalists.

Rev. Cody J. Sanders will lecture on the topic of “Faithfully Queer: Re-Storying LGBTQ+ Religious & Spiritual Experience."

Torres Monteverde discovered her love of the healthcare industry when interning for Edelman, a global communications firm, and has since aligned her professional and academic goals to pursue healthcare in her post-graduate journey.

Greensboro AHEC partnered with Elon Department of Nursing and the School of Health Science's Interprofessional Simulation Center to create experiential learning activities that were designed to increase knowledge and skills when caring for patients with cardiovascular conditions.

Tuesday, Nov. 8 is National First Generation College Celebration and a panel of faculty and staff spoke about their own experiences as first-generation college graduates and the resources available for current first-generation students at Elon.

Sparks, an assistant professor of political science, offered his insights to reporter Lauren Ohnesorge into how politics could impact these energy projects.