Articles by Michael Abernethy
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#ElonGrad 2021 spotlight: Ana Eguiguren, Sociology
May 11, 2021
In this series, Elon College, the College of Arts and Sciences is shining the spotlight on distinguished members of the Class of 2021 from a wide array of disciplines.
Self-expression, youth empowerment celebrated at Leadership Prize project event
May 10, 2021
Gillian Kick '22 collaborated with English professor Heather Lindenman and Alamance-Burlington Schools' Early College program in a semester-long creative writing project. Seventeen students' works will be published this summer.
Department of Exercise Science recognizes top seniors, students with awards
May 5, 2021
Students were recognized for academic achievement, undergraduate research, service and other areas.
‘A tremendous force for good’: Reid receives Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award
May 3, 2021
Human Service Studies Lecturer Sandra Reid is the 2021 faculty recipient of the annual award recognizing community service. Two seniors were also recognized with the award Thursday.
N.C. police chiefs discuss George Floyd murder, reform in The CoRE panel
April 28, 2021
Departments are rethinking the role of police, urging more training in areas of racial and implicit bias, and want laws that enforce better training and public transparency
Local police to discuss Chauvin conviction, reforms at Monday night forum
April 26, 2021
The discussion is part of The CoRE: Conversations on Race and Equity series.
H.E.R. Lab offers framework to end race-based health inequities
April 26, 2021
The R4P Equity Evaluation Framework involves critical examination of the root causes of disparity and restructuring institutions to remove barriers to care and education. The H.E.R. Lab analyzes the roles of race and racism as the main contributors to racial health inequities.
Commencement 2021 speaker Daniel J. Watts ’04 to appear on NBC’s ‘TODAY Show’ Thursday
April 21, 2021
Watts is Elon's first performing alum to be nominated for a Tony Award and is Elon's commencement speaker for the Class of 2021
Pearl Sullivan ’21 and Casey DiRienzo co-author paper on elected women’s influence on education policy
April 20, 2021
Their research shows that a higher representation of women in office results in more spending on primary education. That influence is greater when women hold positions of veto power or ability to set a legislative agenda.
Eduardo Gonzalez ’21 expands Nashville sanitizing startup from campus
April 13, 2021
Gonzalez founded Music City Sanitizing Services last spring, adding six employees and growing a list of clients, including a prominent bus company in the Nashville, Tennessee, area.