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Darris Means and Michelle Jones present at national conference
March 14, 2013
Darris Means, Elon Academy associate director, and Michelle Jones, assistant director of career services for Arts and Sciences, co-presented a program in March at the annual conference of the American College Personnel Association in Las Vegas.
Elon dedicates downtown Burlington building
March 8, 2013
A new office and gathering space across the street from May Memorial Library will help the university continue building community programs.
Program gives struggling readers a chance to purchase books
January 30, 2013
Elon students pair up with elementary students to pick out books.
Downtown Burlington building will house Village Project
January 30, 2013
Elon purchased a building on East Davis Street to serve as the program’s headquarters.
Village project adding programs and locations
January 30, 2013
Education students help children with reading and science lessons.
Jean Rattigan-Rohr awarded Oak Foundation Grant
January 29, 2013
Jean Rattigan-Rohr, associate professor in the School of Education, received a grant for an additional $375,150 from the Oak Foundation to continue her project, "It Takes a Village."
Jean Rattigan-Rohr presents paper on Elon reading program
January 23, 2013
Assistant professor Jean Rattigan-Rohr in the School of Education presented a paper on Sept. 27 at the International Conference on Education Research, in New Orleans, La.
Foundation grant funds growth of Elon reading program
January 23, 2013
An international organization this summer awarded Elon University more than $200,000 for assistant professor Jean Rattigan-Rohr to grow her local reading program by partnering with universities in North Carolina and Oregon.
Professor publishes research on teaching struggling readers
January 23, 2013
Emerging results of a program led by Associate Professor Jean Rattigan-Rohr appears in the Autumn/Winter 2011 volume of Dyslexia Review.
Struggling readers program concludes with bookstore visit
January 23, 2013
A School of Education’s youth reading program wrapped up its fourth year Dec. 7 with a shopping spree for books at Barnes & Noble.