Articles by Eric Townsend

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Social entrepreneurship program recruiting for second class

November 14, 2008

From protecting the environment to working with young children, 14 sophomores in the Social Entrepreneurship Scholars Program this semester are learning the challenges – and joys – of organizing programs for local agencies. And they hope to share their lessons with the next cohort of scholars selected from applications now being accepted.

Students compete in annual Popsicle bridge contest

November 14, 2008

Thirty-three teams took part this week in the “2008 Physics Bridge Challenge,” an annual Popsicle stick bridge-building competition hosted by the Society of Physics Students, with the winning entry holding more than 11 kilograms of sand.

Inaugural Elon Law Intramural Moot Court champions crowned

November 13, 2008

Second-year law students competed this week in the Elon Law Intramural Moot Court Competition, which culminated Wednesday night when teammates Craig Turner and Blair Vocci claimed the top prize in an inaugural contest sponsored by the Moot Court Board.

Summit draws entrepreneurship leaders to Elon

November 13, 2008

The Doherty Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership, in partnership with the Wake Forest University Angell Center for Entrepreneurship, hosted this month the inaugural University Entrepreneurship Summit of North Carolina, which brought together more than 100 leaders in entrepreneurship initiatives, education and research from around the state.

Students and faculty present findings at Study Abroad Forum

November 13, 2008

From a panel discussion on international human rights law to a research presentation on freedom of press in Sri Lanka, the inaugural Study Abroad Forum held in the Moseley Center on Tuesday evening allowed students and faculty who have traveled overseas to celebrate their academic achievements.

Research shows missed opportunities in email marketing

November 12, 2008

Email signatures, or “sig files,” may be the best-kept secret in the marketing world. But as Elon University professor Earl Honeycutt shows in new research, due to be published this winter in Cornell Hospitality Quarterly, not many companies take advantage of an advertising feature that can reach many thousands of potential customers.

Elon community fights to Stop Hunger Now

November 11, 2008

Turns out that it doesn’t take that much time to prepare meals for 10,000 people in some of the most impoverished areas of the world. Ninety minutes, to be exact, when you have dozens of students, faculty and alumni teaming up on a warm fall morning as part of the Stop Hunger Now project.