Faculty & Staff

Six faculty members from the Department of Political Science and Public Policy outlined election results and their implications for the future in a panel on Tuesday, Nov. 10.

Rainie, director of Elon's Imagining the Digital Future Center, was among a group of experts who spoke with WUNC's "Due South."

Krista Contino Saumby, Elon Law's director of career services, published a column in the Hispanic National Bar Association's magazine, Noticias, around changes in the legal profession and how to best mentor law students.

The special issue of the "Journal of Interreligious Studies" grew out of a 2025 symposium organized by the Elon Center for the Study of Religion, Culture and Society.

In this editorial, distributed by the Elon University Writers Syndicate, Greg Hlavaty, associate teaching professor of English, reflects on conversations with his grandfather, a World War II veteran, and what that can tell us about veterans and loneliness. It has been published in the Rocky Mount Telegram, The Lexington County Chronicle & Dispatch News and The Virginian-Pilot

Nermin Vehabovic, assistant professor of education, was invited by University of New Mexico scholar Aijuan Cun to engage graduate students in exploring humanizing approaches to qualitative research, data analysis and the ethical representation of participants’ experiences.

The professor of strategic communications delivered two presentations at a major international studies conference in Guadalajara, Mexico, exploring threats to political dissidents and independent journalism in Latin America.

Assistant professor Amanda Laury Kleintop’s book “Counting the Cost of Freedom: The Fight for Compensated Emancipation after the Civil War” was recently awarded the Charles S. Sydnor Book Prize.

The department of Mathematics and Statistics hosted the first ever themed State Dinner for the Mathematical Association of America here on Elon's campus.

Drawing on 12 years of experience at Elon University, including her work supporting student internships, Moser will focus on strengthening alumni relationships and expanding opportunities for students.