Archive for January 21, 2004

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The Elon community can get a taste of cultures from around the world during a global village that will be open in McKinnon Hall Monday, Jan. 12-Thursday, Jan. 15. Details...

A Winter Term lecture series with journalist and former presidential adviser David Gergen continued Monday, Jan. 12, as he discussed the skills effective leaders must develop in dealing with others. Details…

Dr. Nadine Haley, assistant professor of education at Metropolitan State University in St. Paul, Minn., urged members of the Elon community during an address Wednesday, Jan. 14 to acquire knowledge and never give up their dreams. Details...

A local middle school student is the winner of the Martin Luther King, Jr., Humanitarian Essay Contest, sponsored by the Elon University Multicultural Affairs Council. Details...

David Gergen concluded his series of lectures about leadership Wednesday, Jan. 14, telling an audience of 600 in McCrary Theatre that leaders must accept adversity and learn how to respond to it. Details...

Executives from the troubled N.C. textile industry gathered for a panel discussion in Whitley Auditorium Thursday, Jan. 15 to examine the changes in their business, both domestically and globally. Details...

Noted journalist, author and presidential adviser David Gergen held a question-and-answer session with students in Elon’s Whitley Auditorium on Wednesday, Jan. 14. Details...