Elon Alumni

Brad Linde '01, a music major and jazz studies minor while at Elon, was honored Sept. 14 at the 27th-annual Washington, D.C., Mayor's Arts Awards with an Outstanding Emerging Artist Award.

Music technology alumnus Frank Hurd '12 has released his debut solo EP "Pressed for Time" on iTunes this week and it climbed to #11 on the iTunes Bestseller list for top singer/songwriter albums in one day.

Join Elon's Black Alumni Network as we honor our upcoming Award Recipients during our 3rd Annual Scholarship Event.

The Elon alum wrote and directed a short film, "Rocketeer," which won the Consumer Choice award in the national competition.

Jenny Leigh Freeman '06 needs the Elon Community's support to advance in 'The NEXT,' a singing competition show on The CW Network.

Adm. William E. Gortney '77 became the 32nd commander of the U.S. Navy's Fleet Forces Sept. 14 in Norfolk, Va.

Jacob Danieley '10 produced a new LP titled "Telling The Story" for the Sneed Family, due to be released this Christmas. Jacob also engineered and performed on many of the tracks.

Elon University alumnus Lt. Joe DeNenno ’10 was called "one of the finest young men I’ve ever met," by New York Post writer Lenn Robbins in a story he wrote about service members who visited with the Syracuse University football team.

Hawfields Middle School teacher Kim Poe '08 was named the Alamance-Burlington School System's Teacher of the Year during a ceremony Sept. 6.

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