Academics & Research

Ruelle, dean of the Carol Grotnes Belk Library, presented “The Library as a Shared Space Focused on Student Success” on Nov. 7, 2022.

The workshop is making a difference for Elon and Alamance County communities and is specially designed to help participants generate a mentoring constellation, explore opportunities for enhancing their connections and leave with next-step strategies for cultivating a lifelong network of support.

The Building Bridges: A Night of Intergenerational Storytelling event was presented by the Power and Place Collaborative.

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.

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.

Members of Elon’s College Fed Challenge team participated in the conference hosted by the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond.

Marna Winter, senior lecturer and chair for the Department of Education and Wellness, co-published an article with Kristen O'Neill '19 in the Reading and Writing Quarterly journal. Their article explores the prevalence and usage of Hi-Lo texts in today's classrooms.

The Nov. 2 ceremony was the chapter’s 43rd annual induction.

Huber offered a lecture titled "Reading the Bible from the Outside: Introducing Queer Biblical Interpretation" as part of the Carpenter Initiative on Gender, Sexuality, and Justice.

Overman will help to set the agenda for the Society's 30th anniversary meeting in San Francisco next year.