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Elon books headed to University of Ghana library
January 4, 2010
About 2,500 books donated by Elon students faculty and staff are headed to the library at the University of Ghana. The book drive was coordinated by Brian Digre, professor of history and leader of Elon's Ghana Winter Term program.
David Crowe cited in Maclean’s national magazine
November 21, 2009
David Crowe, a professor of history and author of books on Oskar Schindler and World War II, spoke with Katie Engelhart at Maclean's magazine in Canada for a feature story this month on an elderly man charged with war crimes for his role as a guard in a Nazi concentration camp six decades ago.
Band-Aid Drive for Periclean Scholars 2010
November 19, 2009
Clyde Ellis, Yoram Lubling awarded Senior Faculty Research Fellowships
November 6, 2009
Elon University professors Clyde Ellis and Yoram Lubling have been selected as Senior Faculty Research Fellows for the 2010-2011 and 2011-2012 academic years. A recommendation from the Presidential Task Force on Scholarship, the competitive program was estabalished to support senior faculty in their ongoing scholarly work.
Elon awarded grant by the National Endowment for the Humanities
November 2, 2009
Elon University has received a grant of nearly $116,000 from the National Endowment for the Humanities to organize two history seminars next summer for community college professors from across the nation. Assistant professor John Beck authored the grant proposal and will co-direct the project with Jim Bissett, the William J. Story, Sr. Professor at Elon University.
Clyde Ellis essay wins award
October 5, 2009
David Crowe edits special edition of Nationalities Papers
October 5, 2009
History professor David M. Crowe has edited a special edition of Nationalities Papers titled Crimes of State; Government-Sponsored Atrocities and International Legal Responses, Past and Present.
Heidi Frontani Serves as Grant Reviewer
June 12, 2009
Thomas Jefferson essay contest winners named
April 27, 2009
Winners of the 13th Annual Philip L. Carret "Thomas Jefferson Essay Competition" were named April 27, 2009, at a recognition dinner in the Center for the Arts.