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Dance Faculty Present Original Work
February 21, 2012
Avant Greensboro review original choreography and performance by Elon Dance Faculty.
Daryl Lawson, DPT students present at NC State
February 21, 2012
Assistant Professor of Physical Therapy Education Daryl Lawson and three year III DPT students were invited to speak at North Carolina State University on Monday, Feb. 20. by the president of the Pre-Health Minority Interest group, DeMonica Gentry.
Elon, ARMC leaders meet to celebrate PA program
February 21, 2012
The first clinical affiliation agreement for the university's physician assistant studies program is with Alamance Regional Medical Center.
Deal spotlight: Enjoy an Elon night with the Carolina Hurricanes
February 21, 2012
Looking for a fun sport night? Head to Raleigh to see the Carolina Hurricanes during one of Elon’s employee nights.
New recruitment and hiring process for staff employees launches Feb. 23
February 20, 2012
Hiring managers of staff positions take note: Apptrack, the university’s new recruitment and hiring process for staff employees, will launch on Thursday, Feb. 23, 2012.
Thomas Erdmann Has Three Articles Published
February 20, 2012
Thomas Erdmann, professor of music, had three 6,000 word articles published and featured on the cover of the March/April 2012 issue of Saxophone Journal.
Lynne Kurdziel Formato directs Danish premiere of EDGES
February 20, 2012
Associate Professor Lynne Kurdziel - Formato recently returned from Denmark where she spent Winter Term 2012 directing the Danish premiere of Pasek & Paul’s EDGES.
Peter Hoffman speaks on trial advocacy in Japan and Mexico
February 20, 2012
Professor of Law and Director of Skills Programs at Elon Law, Peter T. Hoffman spoke with lawyers and law professors internationally in January about best practices for teaching trial advocacy.
Scott Gaylord publishes on judicial selection in North Carolina Law Review’s Addendum series
February 20, 2012
Elon Law Professor Scott Gaylord defends North Carolina's system of judicial elections in the article "Judicial Independence Revisited: Judicial Elections and Missouri Plan Challenges," published in the North Carolina Law Review's online supplement, Addendum. In addition, he published an op-ed on the subject in the Feb. 1, 2012 edition of the News & Observer.
Anthony Hatcher becomes contributor to national media and religion blog
February 20, 2012
Communications associate professor Anthony Hatcher has joined a wide-ranging group of journalists and academics as a contributor to The Scoop, a blog that critiques media coverage of religion hosted by the University of Southern California Annenberg School for Communication and overseen by Diane Winston, Knight Chair in Media and Religion at USC.