Inclusive Excellence at Elon

Outstanding Elon students were recognized for their achievements and contributions to Elon on April 22.

Waters, Master of Education graduate candidate, was awarded the Phillips-Perry Black Excellence Award for Academic Achievement.

The 12 members of the 20th cohort of Periclean Scholars at Elon celebrated their acceptance into the program during a ceremony held in McKinnon Hall on April 17.

Melo “Mel” Augustine, Shereena Kamal and Jessica Morales from the Class of 2024 will take part this summer in a North Carolina Bar Association enterprise that encourages and promotes diversity and inclusion in the legal profession.

Informed by her own personal experiences, Kiara Hunter '23 approaches public health through an anti-racist lens.

The professor of psychology is featured on newly launched website tackling race and religion.

The university will offer a wide array of events and activities throughout the month of April in celebration of Asian American and Pacific Islander heritage.

The plan will broaden and deepen the university’s commitment to multifaith understanding and to preparing Elon graduates to navigate a complex and diverse world.

Why does dementia affect some populations more than others? Life experiences, chronic stressors and lack of health equity may be key to understanding, neuroscientist Indira Turney said during a Voices of Discovery lecture Monday.

The director and associate director of Project Pericles at Elon published this work in Essays in Education.