Academics & Research

The assistant professor of mathematics and statistics discusses the positive outcomes of mathematical failure at the MAA Southeastern Section Conference

An article by Shaun Lynch, assistant professor and academic coordinator in the Department of Physician Assistant Studies, was published in February’s issue of Clinician Reviews, a peer-reviewed clinical journal for nurse practitioners and physician assistants.

Stephen Futrell, associate professor of music, judged choral ensembles at the March 12, 2019, festival.

The peer-reviewed article by the professor of the Psychology Department and Neuroscience Program describes how cohort-building and belongingness can support both student success and faculty research productivity. 

The 16th Annual Elon Teaching & Learning Conference is now open for proposal submissions.

Associate Professor of Political Science and coordinator of International and Global Studies Safia Swimelar's recent research looks at the way that nationalism helps explain varying LGBT rights policies in two Southeast European states, Croatia and Serbia.  Her article was published in the peer-reviewed journal East European Politics and Societies.  

Bleakney, Olive-Taylor, Reimer, and Ruelle shared advice about bringing partners into the library space on a panel titled “We’re in This Together: Deep Collaboration with Library Building Partners” at the Librarians’ Association at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 2019 Conference.

Patrick Rudd and Jennifer Smith presented at the Librarians’ Association at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 2019 Conference.

Assistant Professor of Wellness Erica Thomas presents research at the Society of Behavioral Medicine National Conference in Washington, D.C.

Professor Paula Rosinski and Assistant Professor Heather Lindenman led a faculty/staff workshop on the personal, professional and civic writing in which Elon students engage and how we might integrate what students learn from this kind of writing into our classrooms.