Faculty & Staff

Tuesday, September 3 from noon - 1:15 p.m. in Oaks 212

Associate Professor Eric Ashley Hairston's latest project takes a deeper look at the way antiquity shaped the ideas of early African-American scholars & writers whose works challenged whites' justification of slavery and disparagement.

Privilege.  Identity.  Social Justice.  The journey begins with you.  Through interactive activities and focused discussions, participants will learn how their identities influence all they do and how to use this knowledge to become agents of change on campus and in our world. “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere!” This event is free for all students, faculty, and staff and is part of the New Student Orientation activities this week.

In June 2013, Jeffrey Coker, Thomas Nelson and Rosemary Haskell gave a panel presentation, "Teaching Global Studies to All Undergraduates: A Required First-Year Course."

The paper explains the transnational communication strategies utilized by the governments of Costa Rica and El Salvador to inform about external voting rights

The assistant professor of English recently presented on new methods for teaching first-year writing and research at the 10th annual Georgia International Conference on Information Literacy.

A medical provider will now be available on Friday mornings at the Faculty/Staff Wellness Center.

The associate professor in the School of Communications spoke Aug. 21, 2013, about a new show by comedian Seth MacFarlane under heavy criticism for its racial stereotyping of Asians.

Shimron invited to join the resident faculty at the inaugural Rebecca Penneys Piano Festival, July 21 to August 4. 

Named for retired university physician Robert “Bob” Ellington, a new facility on South Campus integrates university staff dedicated to health and wellness with medical practitioners from Alamance Regional Medical Center and Cone Health.