Elon Alumni

The broadcast journalism major wrote, executive produced and stars in a feature-length film, titled “Shapeless,” that touches on her personal struggles with an eating disorder.

Deutsch is one of Alamance County’s six service year fellows who has been working alongside the Alamance County Health Department to provide support to local residents.

Haney, this year’s Student Media Board banquet keynote speaker, has always relied on her inquiring mind to find her life's passion.

Gillian Kick '22 collaborated with English professor Heather Lindenman and Alamance-Burlington Schools' Early College program in a semester-long creative writing project. Seventeen students' works will be published this summer.

Slattery and her team at The Hunger Project leveraged their network of 500,000 leaders, including nearly 333,000 women, to spread awareness about the COVID-19 pandemic among communities most at risk for contracting and suffering complications from the disease.

Five Elon alumni spoke with students and faculty on April 29 about their experiences in the journalism industry, from being hired during a pandemic to what helped the most during their time on campus.

Josh Norris ’11, who correctly predicted half of the first-round landing spots in this year’s NFL Draft, is featured in a May 5 article in USA Today about mock drafts.

David Henkel ’03 is recognized for his financial advising experience and approach to working with his clients.

The film is part of a North Carolina shorts category and will be screened in person on Wednesday, May 12, and virtually on Thursday, May 13.

Human Service Studies Lecturer Sandra Reid is the 2021 faculty recipient of the annual award recognizing community service. Two seniors were also recognized with the award Thursday.