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Department of History & Geography Open House
July 27, 2015
History and geography faculty are eager to greet department alumni! We look forward not only to your company, but also to your advice. We are more aware than ever of what assets alumni can be and we hope to start a conversation about ways we may strengthen our program.
Calls for Submissions for NC History Award for Undergraduate Research
June 24, 2015
The Hugh T. Lefler Undergraduate Award
This award is given annually by the Historical Society of North Carolina for the best research paper on North Carolina history by an undergraduate student from an accredited senior North Carolina college or university during the academic year June 1, 2014 to May 31, 2015.
Michael Carignan talks with FOX 8 about the Magna Carta
June 16, 2015
The associate professor of history talks with reporter and anchor Bob Buckley about the legacy of a document signed 800 years ago by King John of England.
Amy Johnson to lead diversity workshop at Marymount College
May 28, 2015
The assistant professor of history will lead the workshop for interns participating in the Shepherd Higher Education Consortium on Poverty summer internship program.
Four awarded emeritus status
May 13, 2015
Gerald Francis, executive vice president and professor of mathematics, Anne Bolin, professor of anthropology, Michael Calhoun, professor of health and human performance, and David Crowe, professor of history, will all receive emeritus status upon retirement.
Elon senior's nonprofit earns her $15,000 award
May 2, 2015
Yasmine Arrington, a strategic communications and history double major from Washington, D.C., received a Samuel Huntington Public Service Award this spring to grow a nonprofit she founded to help the children of incarcerated parents pay for college.
Publication and Presentation by Amy Johnson explores bondage among the Maroons of Jamaica
April 29, 2015
Professor Amy Johnson, Assistant Professor of History, has been exploring the concept of "unfreedom" through an examination of the Jamaican Maroon practice of holding people in bondage during the 17th through the 19th centuries.
Book by Michael Matthews explores role of music and poetry in modern Mexico
April 21, 2015
In "Mexico in Verse: A History of Music, Rhyme, and Power", Associate Professor of History Michael Matthews, along with Stephen Neufeld of Cal State Fullerton, use music and poetry to gain access to the worldviews and beliefs of ordinary people often overlooked in the historical narrative.
Michael Matthews named O’Briant Developing Professor in History
March 2, 2015
The associate professor of history is the inaugural recipient of an honor that supports a faculty member in the Department of History whose professional accomplishments are in keeping with Elon University’s teacher-scholar model.