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Susan Wise, coordinator of disabilities services, attended the Association on Higher Education and Disability national conference.

Troy Martin, associate director of academic advising, utilized a staff sabbatical and a summer research grant from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro to examine educational practice in the developing democratic nations of South Africa and Uganda during July, 2009.

A special Web site has been created as a clearinghouse for information regarding Elon's response to the H1N1 flu. Go to www.elon.edu/flu for information about how to protect yourself from the flu virus, and to find out how to respond if you, your roommate, friends or family members get sick.

BusinessWeek featured Elon's efforts to reach out to students' families as part of its Career Services programs. The magazine says, " ... It's hard to find a school that has more seamlessly capitalized on friends and family networks than Elon University in North Carolina..."

Elon University is one of 25 colleges and universities highlighted in the 2010 edition of the Newsweek-Kaplan college guide. This is Elon's second appearance in the guide; in 2006 Newsweek-Kaplan named Elon the nation's "hottest college" for engaged learning.

Andrea Dorrow, an economics and business major and one of the inaugural Lumen Scholars, was featured in the annual report of the Beit CURE International Hospital in Malawi. As part of her Lumen Scholar research, Dorrow spent time in the southeast African country studying the role that minimal healthcare plays in determining the economic health of a developing nation.

A paper by Elon counselors Gary B. Bailey and Chris Troxler has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Workplace Behavioral Health: Employee Assistance Practice and Research. The paper is titled "Employee assistance program licensure: Is it dead or lying dormant?" JWBH is a peer reviewed journal focusing on employee assistance practice and research.