Faculty & Staff

This column by President Connie Ledoux Book and Scholar-in-residence Lee Rainie focused on how higher education should engage with artificial intelligence was distributed by the Elon University Writers Syndicate.

The article, which has been republished in dozens of media outlets across the country, focuses on new state laws including on in North Carolina that shield government records from public scrutiny.

On the occasion of the premiere of "La Monja Alferez" (The Lieutenant Nun), Teatro Circulo sponsored an academic symposium to explore New World dramaturgy.

Garcia, professor of Spanish in the World Languages and Cultures Department, presented about the presentation of death in Lope de Vega's moriscos plays.

Van Norman has been selected to participate in the Emerging Leaders 2024 program, a highly competitive program that is focused on developing professional leadership in libraries.

The changes will provide more flexibility for most student car owners as well as new parking capacity.

Hosted on Nov. 10, the fourth annual event was highlighted by an in-person panel discussion featuring prominent female leaders Sherí Barros, Elizabeth Motta and Jennifer Strawley.

Ajjan, associate dean of the Love School of Business and a professor of management information systems, spoke with the national news outlet about how artificial intelligence technologies are impacting customer search experiences.

Senior ABSN students dressed up like professors for the final day of their in-person classes.

The Alamance Scholars Program aims to cultivate a local pipeline for students to become educators in Alamance County. This collaborative initiative, aligned with Elon University's strategic goals, focuses on increasing diversity, dismantling barriers to education, and recognizing the vital role of teachers in community development.