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Alumni leaders focus on campaign, strategic plan at fall meetings
September 24, 2010
Members of the Elon Alumni Board and Young Alumni Council returned to campus Sept. 10-12 to participate in the groups’ annual fall meetings. High on the agenda for both groups were their roles in supporting the final year of the Ever Elon Campaign as well as the Elon Commitment strategic plan.
Alumni offer words of wisdom to LSB students
September 24, 2010
Several students in the Martha and Spencer Love School of Business walked into classes on Friday, Sept. 10, to a bit of a surprise. At the front of the classroom stood not only their faculty members, but also representatives of the Elon Alumni Board, who visited the classes to share industry and career advice with the next generation of Elon’s alumni. The Alumni Board held its semiannual meetings on campus Sept. 10-11.
Atlanta IGNITE Nite at Twist Restaurant & Tapas Bar – Sept. 27
September 22, 2010
Baltimore Chapter Moveable Feast service event – Oct. 16
September 22, 2010
NYC Chapter Tunnels To Towers Charity Race, Sept. 26
September 21, 2010
NYC Networking Reception with Business Fellows, Sept. 23
September 21, 2010
Graduate & Professional School Fair – Oct. 14
September 20, 2010
Chicago IGNITE Nite at Redmond’s – Sept. 30
September 20, 2010
Class of 2014 comes together for Call to Honor
September 20, 2010
Members of the Class of 2014 gathered in the Academic Village Thursday morning to pledge their commitment to Elon University’s honor code at the fifth annual Call to Honor Ceremony. “We’re honor-bound by the values of honesty, integrity, responsibility and respect,” said SGA President Taylor Martin. “These are the hallmark values of our education and ourselves.”
Debra Briggs Hennelly ’88 named Stokes County (N.C.) Teacher of the Year
September 14, 2010
Debra Briggs Hennelly '88, a mathematics teacher at Southeastern Stokes Middle School, was named the 2010 Stokes County (N.C.) Teacher of the Year earlier this month. Hennelly has been working at SES, where she attended junior high, for 16 years.