Kernodle Center for Civic Life

Students highlight their experience with alternative breaks and how it has impacted not only them but communities they serve.

Reyes was named a 2023-24 Community-Based Research Scholar.

During summer 2023, the innovative program saw more than 40 Elon students working with a range of Alamance County businesses and organizations through university-funded internships.

Her work with the Special Olympics and the Kernodle Center for Civic Life has helped keep Elinski grounded, she says.

Students are invited to this interactive dialogue on Thursday, Oct. 5 at 6 p.m. in the Moseley Center first floor.

Several Elon faculty members will participate in one of three faculty development programs for 2023-24: the Community-Based Learning Scholars program, the Community-Based Learning Research Scholars program, and the Community-Based Learning Course Development Grants program.

Alternative Breaks are immersive service experiences designed to introduce students to new communities while working to address pressing domestic and global social issues.

Join the Elon community on Wednesday, Sept. 27 at 9 p.m. on the Moseley Center First Floor to watch the second debate between candidates vying for the Republican nomination.

Faculty, staff and students gathered in Alumni Gym on Saturday, Sept. 2, to pack meals that will be distributed across the globe.

Join the Elon community on Wednesday, Aug. 23 at 9 p.m. in the Moseley Center First Floor to watch the debate between seven candidates vying for the Republican nomination.