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In My Words: 'Looking back at species lost'
Endangered Species Day 2012 provided Associate Professor Jeffrey Coker a moment to reflect on how human actions can harm biodiversity.
Student publishes in the journal Southeastern Naturalist
Environmental and Ecological Science major, David Munoz, recently published a paper in Southeastern Naturalist.
Michele Kleckner named first Sustainability Faculty Fellow
The position entails working with faculty and staff to promote academic sustainability programs and infuse sustainability across the curriculum.
Lumen Scholar measures impact of Prozac on aquatic life
Elon senior Lauren Stranahan researched the effects on zebrafish of drugs that make their way into natural water supplies.
SURF 2012 celebrates student & faculty research
Elon’s annual Spring Undergraduate Research Forum highlights some of the best recent scholarship by university students and professors.
CELEBRATE! profile: Patrick Ma '12
A biology major on his way to graduate school to study forestry has spent nearly two years researching the Elon University Forest.
Jeffrey Coker "reinvents life" in new book on evolution
Reinventing Life: A Guide to Our Evolutionary Future asks readers to consider their impact on the way species change over time.
Anthony Weston publishes 'Mobilizing the Green Imagination'
New Society Publishers has published Mobilizing the Green Imagination: An Exuberant Manifesto by Professor Anthony Weston.
In My Words: 'More oil not the cure for our energy pains'
Promising to cut gas prices in half? Associate Professor Dave Gammon takes to task a presidential hopeful for overlooking one half the equation.
David Vandermast re-elected to regional post
David Vandermast, associate professor of biology, was re-elected to the chair of the Southeastern Chapter of the Ecological Society of America.
Students present at ASB
Biology majors present at NCAS, win awards
Four students present at the Water Resources Research Institute annual meeting.
Four students presented three research projects at the annual Water Resources Research Institute meeting in Raleigh, N.C.
Elon juniors honored by Goldwater program
Kelsey Van Dalfsen has been named a 2012 Goldwater Scholarship recipient while Julie Ronecker received an Honorable Mention.
Michael Terribilini presents at MCBIOS 2012
Michael Terribilini, assistant professor of biology, presented research with two students at the Midsouth Computational Biology and Bioinformatics Society's ninth annual meeting in Oxford, Miss.
Lauren Stranahan '12 to present at Posters on the Hill
Biology class creates art with bacteria & fungi
Led by Assistant Professor Antonio Izzo, students in a fall microbiology course designed portraits by inoculating various strains of microbes.
Elon students bring "PhUn" to the Burlington community
Kathy Gallucci presents at National Association of Biology Teachers conference
Kathy Gallucci, associate professor of biology, presented the paper, "Using Case Studies to Teach Evolution," at the Annual Conference of the National Association of Biology Teachers (NABT) in Anaheim, CA, on Oct. 14, 2011.
Fall Environmental Forum addresses 'fracking'
Dozens of students, educators, residents and people who work in water management across the state attended the daylong conference.
Elon grads take part in Sri Lanka forum
Two young alumni grew their Periclean Scholar legacies through a program for social and environmental activists.
Janet MacFall presented a research paper at the the Ecological Society of America
Janet MacFall, in the Department of Environmental Studies, presented a research paper at the recent annual meeting of the Ecological Society of America. The paper, "Enzyme activity in hyporheic soils of Piedmont streams," was based on research done over the past two years and was co-authored with student Danielle Whitman.
Sierra Club names Elon one of “America’s Coolest Schools”
For the third consecutive year, the Sierra Club has ranked Elon University one of the nation’s top 100 “greenest universities.” The ranking, published in Sierra’s September/October 2011 magazine recognizes schools in 10 categories that include academics, waste management, energy efficiency, food, purchasing, transportation, financial and other factors.
David Vandermast chairs chapter meeting
David Vandermast, associate professor of biology and environmental studies, chaired the meeting of the Southeastern Chapter of the Ecological Society of America in Austin, Texas, on August 10.
Brant Touchette served on proposal review panel for Texas Sea Grant
Brant Touchette served on a research proposal review panel for Texas Sea Grant located on the campus of Texas A & M University.