Archive for 2022

The communication design and media analytics double major will intern with Bloomberg Law in Washington, D.C., this summer.

The Human Service Studies Department honored community partners who supervise senior students during their semester-long internship.

Terry, a Medfield, Massachusetts native, discovered the digital marketing agency, Three Ships while attending “Network at Night,” an event hosted by Elon’s Student Professional Development Center. The opportunity will allow her to build transferable skills and gain critical knowledge in the digital marketing industry.

CEL Scholar David Buck is investigating the impact of and best practices for collaborative projects.

More than 30 original projects were on display in Moseley Center on Wednesday, April 27 for the annual Maker Takeover.

The Hon. Hunter Murphy, the Hon. Toby Hampson, and the Hon. April Wood answered questions from students following oral arguments by lawyers representing the parties involved in two separate lawsuits.

Erin Pearson noticed a pattern she hadn’t expected teaching a literature survey course, which caused her to ask: How should a professor pivot their pedagogy practices when they start to see a disciplinary course fill with non-majors to keep them engaged and interested in the topic? Read more about her SoTL project and collaboration with the Center for the Advancement of Teaching and Learning (CATL) below.

After a successful removal of a lesion on her brain, Sable has been seizure-free for nearly two years. Now, she shares her journey in hopes to be an advocate for those still dealing with the neurological disorder.

From her hometown to Hollywood writer's rooms, Wilson has forged a path of her own.

Fifteen rising high school seniors from Alamance-Burlington School System will begin the yearlong Freedom Scholars program this summer with a range of activities focused on the study of democracy and civic engagement.