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‘The Artist is Present’ invites participation – Feb. 25-27
February 26, 2013
An art professor wants his February performance exhibit in Lakeside Dining Hall to help students, faculty & staff dispel stereotypes.
Faculty recital with debut of ‘A Live Oak Growing’ – March 5
February 26, 2013
Omri Shimron & Tim Hill in the music department perform a program also featuring the N.C. premier of "A Live Oak Growing" by Clint Borzoni.
Amy Overman publishes peer-reviewed article on aging and memory
February 26, 2013
Associate Professor of Psychology Amy Overman’s peer-reviewed research article, "Age differences and schema effects in memory for crime information" has been published by the journal Experimental Aging Research.
Kim Epting publishes peer-reviewed article with students
February 26, 2013
Elon STARS: Environmental Services Staff
February 25, 2013
Nothing could be more fitting for introducing the Elon STARS series than highlighting the daily efforts of custodial staff.
Elon team receives North Carolina Humanities Council grant
February 25, 2013
Paula Patch and Greg Hlavaty present at N.C. Symposium on Teaching Writing
February 25, 2013
Paula Patch and Greg Hlavaty, lecturers in English, presented at the fifth annual North Carolina Symposium on Teaching Writing at North Carolina State University Feb. 15-16.
Introducing new faculty & staff meal plans
February 22, 2013
How would you like to eat a delicious, fresh-made lunch for only $6?
India Johnson presents at national research conference
February 21, 2013
India Johnson, assistant professor of psychology, presented her research “Race and the Self-Validation Hypothesis: The Ironic Effects of Race in Information Processing” at the 14th annual meeting of the Society for Personality and Social Psychology.
Das, DiRienzo publish paper on contagious nature of corruption
February 21, 2013
Tina Das, professor of economics, and Cassandra DiRienzo, associate professor of economics and associate dean of the Martha and Spencer Love School of Business, recently had their research exploring the contagious nature of corruption published.