Student Experience

The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching selected Elon to receive its 2015 Community Engagement Classification, which signifies ongoing university efforts to instill an ethos of service and civic engagement in all areas of campus life.

Elon students have won four of the past 10 competitions, making the university the most successful participant in the program  for Fall 2014.

Join us at 5:30 p.m. in Moseley 103, The Oak Room, to learn about all the summer internships available at Wolf Trap.

Health Services will be open daily throughout Winter Term. 

Nearly 1,000 Elon students, faculty and staff will gain a global academic experience during Winter Term 2015. Their numbers are part of the university's record-setting year for international study.

Study Abroad alumni are invited to an event on Jan. 20 from 5-6:30 p.m. and Feb. 10 from 4:15-6pm in the new Global Commons Building.

Culture is more often a source of conflict rather than synergy. Despite the evidence that groups are different, we tend to believe that all people are the same, minimizing cultural difference leading to misunderstanding and misinterpretations. The Cross Cultural Leadership workshop sheds light on these differences, as well as similarities, and provides you with an understanding of other cultures and how to behave when interacting with individuals or groups outside of your culture.  

The Identity Mini-Retreat allows for the opportunity to engage in dialogue, reflection, and training in hopes to help you understand yourself and gain an insight into your privilege/oppression, prejudice, discrimination and stereotypes.

The Response Ability workshop provides a foundation for understanding the social phenomenon called “bystander behavior” and teach you the necessary skills to intervene and live a virtuous life.

The Elon Leader workshop will help you better understand your role and responsibility as a leader on Elon's campus and community.