Academics & Research

Assistant Professor Jenny Jiang’s COR 1100 class widened its cultural perspective with a delicious dumpling party in November.

Hosted weekly by the Department of Physics, Physics Tea promises engaging discussions, thought-provoking ideas and a delightful spread of refreshments.

This column by President Connie Ledoux Book and Scholar-in-residence Lee Rainie focused on how higher education should engage with artificial intelligence was distributed by the Elon University Writers Syndicate.

Garcia, professor of Spanish in the World Languages and Cultures Department, presented about the presentation of death in Lope de Vega's moriscos plays.

Lumen Scholar Nazaneen Shokri participated in a panel with doctoral students around disparities in healthcare for Middle Eastern North African women. Alex Campbell '24 and Morgan Rende '24 presented research on young adults' views of access to reproductive health. The public health studies majors connected with graduate programs and found belonging in the field.

The Welcome New Neighbor initiative is a collaboration between the Dr. Jo Watts Williams School of Education and community partners that resettle and support people with refugee backgrounds in Burlington and nearby communities.

Hosted on Nov. 10, the fourth annual event was highlighted by an in-person panel discussion featuring prominent female leaders Sherí Barros, Elizabeth Motta and Jennifer Strawley.

Ajjan, associate dean of the Love School of Business and a professor of management information systems, spoke with the national news outlet about how artificial intelligence technologies are impacting customer search experiences.

First-years, sophomores and juniors are encouraged to attend the final 2023 information session in Global Commons 103.

Julia Herman, Writing Center consultant and public health studies major, presents writing center research at national conference