Faculty & Staff

Irons, professor of history and William J. Story Sr. Professor, discussed the division in American Christianity in an article from The Washington Post.

Faculty and staff gathered in Schar Center on Monday morning to celebrate the accomplishments of three Elon Medallion recipients and two endowed professorships, as well as hear President Connie Ledoux Book's opening address.

The endowed professorship was established by Trustee Wesley Elingburg and his wife, Cathy, in 2007.

Rizzuto, an assistant professor of chemistry, has been recognized for his record of scholarship and professional activity as well as his mentorship of students.

Elon President Connie Ledoux Book presented the medallion to two retired faculty members and a retired staff member during an event marking the start of a new academic year. The university also recognized two named professorships during the event.

The long-time staff member and Elon Medallion recipient passed away at the age of 98.

Public Health Studies alumna, department chair, and national collaborators published the first-known study exploring how parents help their internationally adopted child living with HIV prepare for and manage stigma in Social Science Medicine-Qualitative Research in Health.

The assistant professor of sport management examines the historic Swepsonville, North Carolina, ballpark and local textile league baseball in the spring 2022 issue of SABR’s Baseball Research Journal.

Nelson, assistant professor of marketing, was featured in recent review of State Farm Insurance.

The strategic grant from Elon’s Innovation Council will support organizers as they seek to expose a broader audience to the technological and professional potential of the growing drone industry.