Articles by Colin Donohue
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Lincoln Tribune: Yadkin Commission May Have Violated Open Meetings Law
September 8, 2010
From the Lincoln Tribune (9/1/10): Yadkin County commissioners took the first steps Monday toward a possible investigation of the county Health Department, whose director recently announced he will retire. But the commission's initial moves were not posted on a public agenda beforehand, a potential violation of the state's Open Meetings Act. Moreover, the board's attorney was not present at the meeting.
Daily Reflector: Pre-agenda meetings violate spirit of meetings law
September 8, 2010
From the Greenville Daily Reflector (9/2/10): The Pitt County Board of Commissioners may well be within its legal right to hold pre-agenda meetings to discuss items set for discussion at an ensuing "official" session. The gatherings are meant to be informal and are open to the public, so they are likely to meet the letter of North Carolina's open meetings statute.
School of Communications provides iPads to faculty and staff for professional development
September 6, 2010
The School of Communications has provided an Apple iPad to each faculty and staff member as a form of professional development in a fast-changing communications world.
Pro Tools Level I workshop Sept. 14
September 6, 2010
Final Cut Pro Level I workshop Sept. 22
September 6, 2010
Final Cut Pro Level II workshop Sept. 23
September 6, 2010
FreshTV interest meeting Sept. 5
September 5, 2010
Pendulum, Colonnades named ACP Pacemaker finalists
September 2, 2010
The Pendulum, Elon University's weekly student newspaper, and Colonnades, the university's literary magazine, were named 2010 finalists in the Associated Collegiate Press Newspaper and Magazine Pacemaker competitions Sept. 2. The Pacemaker is the highest honor ACP gives to its members.
School of Communications rolls out new internship debriefing experience for students
September 1, 2010
Students in the School of Communications have been required to complete internships for credit for the last several years. The professional experiences they gain help them become more capable and confident in their classes and more marketable in their future job searches.
Jon Meacham delivers Baird Pulitzer Prize Lecture Sept. 27
August 30, 2010