Archive for March 1, 2021

Ann Bullock, dean, professor and director of teacher education in the School of Education, has co-authored two chapters in Using Data to Improve Teacher Education: Moving Evidence into Action published in 2021 by Teacher College Press.

The American Studies Program invites students to think about the United States Capitol in relation to Thomas Jefferson, who played an important role in its design and construction. The contest is open until April 26, 2021.

This update includes information about eligibility to receive a vaccination and making appointments.

Grove is a math teacher at West Lake Middle School in Wake County, N.C.

The Center for Race, Ethnicity and Diversity Education’s 7th annual Black Solidarity Day Conference aimed to unite Black-identifying students, faculty and staff by exploring Black identity and intersectionality.

Colonnades, Elon News Network and Phi Psi Cli all won Best of Show at the annual North Carolina College Media Association gathering hosted virtually by William Peace University.

Public Health Studies Professor Cynthia Fair’s chapter appears in the 4th Edition of Psycho-Oncology.