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Many students at Elon are interested in pursuing one of the health professions after graduation. Dr. Caroline Ketcham, the Program Director for Health Professions Advising, and Elon's Health Professions Advisory Committee, offer information, advice and support to students as they plan their curriculum, seek health-related internships and work through the application process for an array of graduate schools in the health professions (medicine, dental, veterinary, physical therapy, physician assistant, nursing, occupational therapy, public health, clinical psychology, and many more). A supplement to the student’s academic advisor, the health professions advisors work one-on-one with students as well as offer workshops and programs of interest to pre-professional students.
This program is designed to help students identify and take responsibility for an academic path which:
If you are not sure which health career interests you and want to explore your options visit ExploreHealth Careers.org, which offers a great deal of excellent information on a wide variety of health careers.
ALL interested students are encouraged to register with health professions advising. The link below will take you to a survey. This is for ALL students interested in health profession careers. Our goal is to be able to send you targeted information throughout your career. *****Click Here to Register with Health Professions Advising*****
Click HERE to open a quick survey regarding what you have done since graduating. Please fill out so we can track what experiences our graduates have!
Hill, a longtime university supporter, currently serves as president of the Elon Alumni Board; Deatsch will serve a two-year term as a youth trustee.
Dave Gammon, an associate professor in the Department of Biology, just had an article accepted for publication in Behaviour, a peer-reviewed journal of animal behavior.
At the Chemistry Department annual picnic last week awards were given to honor outstanding student academics, service and leadership.
The Biology Department presented scholarships and awards to students Friday, May 10 at the annual senior send-off picnic and awards ceremony.
Students from across campus shared their innovative and entrepreneurial ideas to compete for $800 in SEED money to take their ideas and make them a reality.
Alpha Phi Omega's annual College Coffee fundraiser for the American Cancer Society gives students stress relief with the approach of final exams.
Projects were supported by funding from Elon's Undergraduate Research Program and the Elon College Fellows program.