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Elon University Poll: Economy to play strong role in ’08 elections
February 22, 2008
North Carolina citizens cite the economy as the most important issue
facing the state and say it will strongly influence how they vote in
the upcoming presidential, congressional and gubernatorial elections,
according to the latest Elon University Poll.
Jo Watts Williams receives Holt Award
February 21, 2008
Jo Watts Williams, who has devoted a lifetime of distinguished service
to Elon University and the Burlington, N.C., community, has been
selected to receive the university's top award recognizing leadership
in business.
Bryan Lecture Series resumes with Bonnie McElveen-Hunter, Feb. 20
February 21, 2008
The Joseph M. Bryan Distinguished Leadership Lecture Series continues
this spring with programs featuring Bonnie McElveen-Hunter (Feb. 20),
Jim Melvin (March 7) and Jim Hunt (April 29). Each program will be moderated by John
Alexander, Isabella Cannon Distinguished Professor of Leadership. Details...
Fair trade symposium set for Feb. 18-21
February 15, 2008
Academic and business leaders from around the region will host a
three-part symposium next week on fair trade practices and work
conditions in foreign countries that supply goods to the United States.
The symposium culminates with a panel discussion on the North Carolina
textile industry’s struggle to stay profitable as it follows fair trade
practices.
Convocation celebrates success of Elon Vision strategic plan
February 13, 2008
Death penalty expert’s report finds N.C. among national leaders in females sentenced to die
February 13, 2008
North Carolina has accounted for approximately 10 percent of the death
sentences handed out to American females in the current death penalty
era (1973-present), and the state trails only California and Texas in
the number of female offenders sentenced to death during that same time
period. See details from the latest report by Elon University School of Law faculty member Victor Streib...
Inaugural Moot Court teams successful in competition
February 13, 2008
Elon University named to presidential honor roll for service
February 11, 2008
For the second year in a row, Elon University has received a presidential award as a national leader in service-learning and civic engagement.
Julius Chambers is featured speaker for first Diversity Day at Elon Law, Saturday, Feb. 9
February 11, 2008
Civil rights and school desegregation leader
Julius Chambers will be the keynote speaker Saturday, Feb. 9
as Elon University School of Law hosts its first Diversity
Day. The free event, which is designed primarily for minority
students but is open to all who are considering law
school, will take place from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., at the Elon
Law School, located at 201 North Greene Street in downtown
Greensboro. Details...
Elon group targets modern-day slavery
February 8, 2008
A group of students, faculty and staff have formed the End Slavery Now!
Coalition to make Elon a model for working against forms of slavery
that still exist in the world, from human trafficking to sweat shops to
the child soldiering.