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Alan Scott publishes articles in the Journal of Visual Impairment and Blindness
February 2, 2012
Alan Scott, assistant professor of psychology, recently published two articles in a special issue of the Journal of Visual Impairment and Blindness.
CATL Announces Early Spring Offerings
February 2, 2012
CATL has announced their spring programs and upcoming deadlines which include:
Elon University in the News – Winter Term 2012
February 1, 2012
Media turned often in recent weeks to faculty for analysis of North Carolina politics and a rising tide against Internet regulation, among other issues.
Scott Gaylord publishes op-ed on judicial selection in News & Observer
February 1, 2012
Elon Law Professor Scott Gaylord published the op-ed, "Electing judges still works for N.C." in the Feb. 1, 2012 edition of the News & Observer.
Moore to head planning, design & construction management
February 1, 2012
An Elon staff member since 2005, Brad Moore, a LEED-accredited architect, will oversee all aspects of major building projects.
Arcaro featured speaker at campus-wide convocation
January 31, 2012
Dr. Tom Arcaro delivers a talk on "Global Citizenship" at the University of Monterrey.
Stephen Futrell adjudicates & performs in N.D. jazz festival
January 27, 2012
Jon Metzger Completes New Recording
January 27, 2012
Associate Professor and Artist in Residence Jon Metzger has completed work on a new recording of award-winning composer Doug Richard's Ben Seni Variations for 80-piece orchestra and nine jazz soloists at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond.
Did You Know…?
January 26, 2012
If you are covered under Elon’s insurance, taking advantage of the free services offered by the Wellness Center helps keep insurance cost down.
Flu-fighting Tips
January 26, 2012
Looking for ways to stay healthy this winter? Here are some tips to lower your chances of catching the flu or a cold in the coming months:
- Get Your Vitamin D. Last year, a large analysis published in the Annals of Internal Medicine reported that people with the lowest levels of vitamin D were 40 percent more likely to have had a recent cold or flu than people with the highest D levels. Sunlight is the best source of D, but most of us avoid the sun or wear sunblock to reduce the risk for skin. Please call Well-U to have your levels checked.