Articles by Colin Donohue
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Applications for The Pendulum staff due Monday
November 21, 2011
The Pendulum, Elon University's award-winning daily newsgathering organization, is currently hiring for all executive staff positions for the spring semester. Positions are open to students of any major or year at Elon.
Fayetteville Observer: Lee County policy changes may violate state records law
November 20, 2011
From the Fayetteville Observer (11/19/11): Changes to a Lee County policy violate the state's public records law, according to a legal adviser to the N.C. Press Association.
Hollywood producer shares industry insights with students
November 20, 2011
Hollywood producer Bill Badalato provided insight into the ever-changing world of cinema Nov. 15 in a taped discussion with students, faculty and staff.
Applications for The Pendulum staff due Monday
November 19, 2011
The Real Religulous: Elon explores stereotypes, spirituality
November 19, 2011
Gun-owning, anti-government Bible thumpers. Terrorists who crash planes in the name of Allah. Amoral cynics who judge religious people. The portrayal of religious groups and atheists in media prompted a discussion at Elon University about the myths of many of these claims.
Lucinda Austin publishes article in Public Relations Review
November 18, 2011
Lucinda Austin, an assistant professor in the School of Communications, recently co-authored an article about how public relations ethics is taught internationally.
Julie Lellis authors article for Disability & Society
November 18, 2011
Julie Lellis, an assistant professor in the School of Communications, published an article discussing the role of higher education in assuming social leadership on disability services in the international journal Disability & Society.
Gaston Gazette: Board acted legally
November 18, 2011
From the Gaston Gazette (11/17/11): CaroMont Health says it did not break state law in naming a new president and CEO this week because Monday's vote was not the last step in the process.
Gaston Gazette: CaroMont defies open meetings law in hiring CEO
November 18, 2011
From the Gaston Gazette (11/15/11): CaroMont Health's board of directors broke state law Monday when it voted behind closed doors to hire a new chief executive officer.
Phillip Motley, Amanda Sturgill present at research in service learning conference
November 14, 2011
School of Communications assistant professor Phillip Motley and associate professor Amanda Sturgill each presented work at the International Association for Research in Service-Learning and Civic Engagement (IARSLCE) annual conference Nov. 2-4 in Chicago.