Faculty & Staff

Janna Anderson and four co-authors contributed essays for Zócalo Public Square.

Communications assistant professor Max Negin and Communications associate professor Amanda Sturgill presented a study at Convergence and Society: Journalism, Sustainability and Media Regeneration.

Kathy Gallucci, associate professor of biology, presented the paper, "Using Case Studies to Teach Evolution," at the Annual Conference of the National Association of Biology Teachers (NABT) in Anaheim, CA, on Oct. 14, 2011.

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Want to know how healthy the snacks you eat really are for your health? Looking for ways to eat healthy on a tight budget? Well U, Elon's Wellness Program, offers you a chance to learn about the foods you eat and how they impact your health, as well as how to make healthy snack choices on a tight budget.

Looking for ways to remain healthy? Well U, Elon's wellness program, offers many programs that can help you achieve this goal.

Katie Nash, archivist and special collections librarian in Belk Library, has completed a rigorous examination and been named a Certified Archivist by the Academy of Certified Archivists, headquartered in Albany, NY.

Assistant Professor Amy Overman and Lumen Scholar Ruth Robbins '12 co-authored a presentation at the North Carolina Conference on Aging in Charlotte on Oct. 18, 2011, titled, "Memory improvement in older adults through cognitive training: A community approach."