Faculty & Staff

This meeting is for all faculty and staff interested in learning about the Periclean Scholars program in general and in particular about the role of the Class Mentor. There will be a short presentation about the history of the program with a special focus on how various faculty have uniquely embraced the personal and professional challenges involved in mentoring a class of Periclean Scholars. Questions and discussion will be encouraged.

Intended Audience: Open to all faculty and staff interested in learning more about the Periclean Scholars Program

Faculty and staff members who belong to Phi Beta Kappa are encouraged to attend this session to plan Elon's PBK activities for the coming year.

Intended Audience: Open to all PBK members at Elon University

Intended Audience: Open to all members of the committees listed above

This is an opportunity for staff who have been at Elon for less than one year to learn more about Elon University. Requires pre-registration through the Office of Leadership & Professional Develpment. Please click here to pre-register on the calendar tab of the Office of Leadership and Professional Development website.

Intended Audience: New Elon staff

Intended Audience: Open to all members of committees listed above.

Representatives from the Office of Human Resources will begin benefits orientation for all new full-time faculty members. Benefit enrollment forms will be given and discussed at this time. New faculty members who have not submitted the required documents (social security card, driver’s license, deposit slip, voided check, etc.) or have not completed the new hire paperwork packet should bring the aforementioned documents to this meeting. Your passport will satisfy the I-9 form; however, the social security card is needed for payroll purposes.

Intended Audience: All new full-time faculty members.

NOTE: Previous Elon adjuncts who are now changing to full-time faculty status should also attend this session.

The article by Associate Professor of Psychology Buffie Longmire-Avital, and alumna Ruthie Robinson '16 examines the rates and psychosocial correlates of depression among both black and white American collegiate females. 

The documentary journalism project is part of the activities of the School of Communications' Imagining the Internet Center.

F. Leary Davis, Jr. led efforts from 2004-2008 to launch Elon University School of Law in downtown Greensboro and earn it provisional accreditation from the American Bar Association at the earliest possible date.