Diversity and Global Engagement

Emerging results of a program led by Associate Professor Jean Rattigan-Rohr appears in the Autumn/Winter 2011 volume of Dyslexia Review.

A School of Education’s youth reading program wrapped up its fourth year Dec. 7 with a shopping spree for books at Barnes & Noble.

Associate Professor Jean Rohr shares findings from an education class that pairs Elon students with struggling readers in elementary school.

Nine students from around the world traveled to cities across the South in a class on regional culture, history, politics and more.

Students, professors & staff took part in a Friday walk to honor the civil rights struggle while pledging to combat remaining oppression.

At a campus program celebrating Martin Luther King Jr., scholar Dale Andrews also warns against the “homogenization of difference.”

The Office of Student Activities sponsored the "Civil Rights Arts Festival & College Coffee" featuring photography by an N.C. artist.

After a devastating stroke, the actor and teacher found a new purpose in life, and he uses humor to educate audiences about the power of hope.

A celebration of the life and legacy of the civil rights pioneer takes place Jan. 15-21, 2013, and features opportunities for service.