Each year two Career Advising Fellows assist in all aspects of the Student Professional Development Center's operations, including student professional development programs, events, advising and more.

For third-shift staff, Elon's weekly College Coffee falls after their shift ends for the day, but they've found a way to still be a part of the tradition.

The platform provides alumni others with resources to grow as learners, connectors, and mentors.

Tickets for the event during this year's Homecoming festivities go on sale at 10 a.m. on Sept. 23 for Elon students and at 8 a.m. on Oct. 7 for members of the public.

"A Symposium to Assess Judicial Independence in 2019" will feature contributions from some of the nation's top legal scholars and political observers visiting Elon Law in downtown Greensboro.

Center for the Arts, Room 165

Eden Esters Brown - Instructor of Music, piano 

Six , 1-hour Group Lessons $110.00 

Reminder: Tuition remission requests for Faculty/Staff and qualifying dependents will now be completed in OnTrack.

 

Is It A Cold or the Flu?

With the official start of flu season upon us, it is important to the know the differences and steps you can take to stay well and prevent the spread of germs.

 

It's that time again! Are you ready to "spring forward"? Or are you already dreading Sunday, March 10, when daylight saving time begins? Well, you're not alone. Losing an hour's sleep can take a toll on anyone – kids, teens, adults, seniors – and can even affect our pets. But there are ways you can make the transition easier for yourself and your family. You just need to plan ahead. Here are a few tips for surviving the time change:

1. Reset your body clock gradually. Starting a few days before the time changes, shift your bedtime routine ahead 15 minutes or so each night. This method works for folks of all ages, and our nonhuman family members, too.  
2. Skip the Sunday afternoon nap. Even a quick nap will make it harder to get the sleep you need that evening.
3. Make quality sleep a priority. The beginning of daylight saving time is the perfect time for a refresher on good sleep habits like these:
   • Turn off all electronics, including smartphones, tablets, laptops and TVs.
   • Avoid caffeine and alcohol for 4 to 6 hours before bedtime.
   • Exercise regularly. Even moderate exercise like walking can help improve the quality of your sleep.
   • Allow 2 to 3 hours between meals/snacks and bedtime.
   • Set the scene for restful sleep. Your bedroom should be cool, dark and free from distractions.

By following these tips and planning ahead, you'll be ready to enjoy that extra hour of light starting March 10.

Daylight saving time is a great time to change the batteries in your home smoke detectors (if they're not hardwired) and test them to make sure they're working properly.

 

Weight Watchers kicking off March 6.

12:15 pm Weigh In and 12:30 pm- 1:00 pm Workshop 

Harden Clubhouse at 738 Holt Chapel Lane (South Campus)

12 week program at 156.00.  Come join us!