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October 2001 Issue
Last month was a time of remembrance at Elon. Sept. 11 brought news of
terrorist attacks that shook
the campus and the entire country. Two days later, the Elon community
lost a colleague and friend in Joel
Speckhard. Then on Sept. 20, hundreds of panels from the NAMES
Project AIDS Memorial Quilt went on display, memorializing those who
have died of AIDS. Please visit the links above to see how these events
touched Elon.
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 Find
out why Bill
DeJournett says he couldn't pass up the opportunity to start
a marching band at Elon, and check out photos from the first halftime
show at Rhodes Stadium. |
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| Which HVAC mechanic is a member of the Greensboro
Opera Company? Who has been skydiving twice? Get to know some of your
newest colleagues. |
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The @Elon newsletter is published online nine times per year
(February, March, April, May, June, September, October, November and
December). The purpose of @Elon is to build community by providing
news for the faculty and staff of Elon University.
If you have faculty/staff news to share, please e-mail David Hibbard
in the News Bureau. We welcome your comments and suggestions. Please send these to Mandy Dixon, editor
of @Elon. Visit our Contact Us page for a complete listing of @Elon staff.
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Emerging Leaders in Technology at Elon
The ELITE
program helps faculty, staff and students integrate technology into
academic and student life. Learn how the ELITE team (below) helps
with technology projects.
Program director Scott Hildebrand (back left) and assistant director
Kelly Reimer (front left) led ELITE students in a weeklong training
retreat last August, which included a white-water rafting trip on
the French Broad River in Hot Springs, N.C.
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Find out what your colleagues have been up to lately! We answer questions
such as these:
- Who performed in a concert to benefit victims of the recent
terrorist attacks?
- Who hosted a daylong discussion about issues critical to water
conservation in the Cape Fear River basin?
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2001 Issues: February,
March, April,
May, June,
September
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