Community Engagement & Service

The annual United Way campaign at Elon will kick off during College Coffee on Sept. 12.

Cherrel Miller Dyce, associate professor of education and executive director of diversity, equity and inclusion at the Dr. Jo Watts Williams School of Education, Ms. Marlene Harrison-Reid, a teacher with Guilford County Schools, and Deanna Townsend-Smith, senior director at the Dudley Flood Center, facilitated this summer experience for participating teachers.

The Truitt Center for Religious and Spirtual Life is invested in creating more opportunities for interfaith engagement at Elon.

Elon's annual school supply drive returns on Aug. 14 and will last all of Planning Week.

A partnership between Elon, the African American Cultural Arts and History Center and the Mayco Bigelow Center, this year’s work will focus on telling stories around faith traditions and moral leaders in Alamance County.

The Power + Place Collaborative and M. Ed. students in 7460 Design Thinking connected youth to the power of sharing stories and connecting with the surrounding community.

The music production major spent the eight-week program interning with the United Way of Alamance County.

Adner, a biochemistry major, spent the eight-week program interning with Elon Oaks Veterinary Hospital.

Over the three-day session, 18 students from Alamance-Burlington School System's middle and high schools spent time on Elon's campus learning about how food is essentially medicine.

Over 150 ABSS students spent two weeks on Elon's campus for the Summer in the Village program, sharpening their math skills through various music concepts.