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Elon Poll: Measuring the mood of the state, one phone call at a time
November 22, 2010
In October 2000, a group of Elon students gathered in a computer lab on the second floor of Powell Building. Their mission: to conduct the university's first statewide scientific telephone poll.
Grooving for a good cause: Gary Bailey and Barth Strempek release album for Haiti relief
October 26, 2010
For as long as Gary Bailey can remember, music has played an integral role in his life. Infused with passion for soul music from an early age, Bailey, a counselor in the R.N. Ellington Health & Counseling Center, and his brothers, Montie, Velmar and Tony, grew up listening, singing and playing rhythm and blues.
HR Notes: Mark your Calendar for the Benefits Fair
October 26, 2010
To kick off open enrrollment, the Office of Human Resources is holding a Benefits Fair Wednesday, Nov. 3 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in McKinnon Hall (Mosley Center).
Campaign Update: ‘Employee gifts play an important role in Elon’s success’
October 25, 2010
The 2010-2011 Faculty/Staff Campaign is under way. So far, more than 300 faculty and staff members have made gifts to the university to support the hallmarks of an Elon education, including excellent teaching and engaged learning programs, outstanding facilities and scholarships for students.
In his own words: How I can change the world
October 22, 2010
Editor’s Note: Website manager David Morton is an associate pastor for Welcome Baptist Church in Hillsborough, N.C. He visited earthquake-ravaged Haiti recently as part of a mission trip. He shared his thoughts on his experiences with @Elon in this special feature.
Fired up: Fire of the Carolinas marks 10th season
September 8, 2010
Since 2001, Elon’s marching band, the Fire of the Carolinas, has been a fixture on both the field and in the stands at all Elon home football games.
Ever Elon Campaign nears $80 million
September 8, 2010
Elon professor introduces students to the ‘Heart of the Maya’
September 8, 2010
Deep within the Petén Forest, which extends from the eastern Chiapas in Mexico through northern Guatemala and into northwestern Belize, are the ruins of the once powerful Maya. And though the pre-Columbian civilization collapsed centuries ago, the site of Dos Hombres, in Belize, still holds many secrets waiting to be unearthed by archaeologists, anthropologists and researchers, including Elon professor Rissa Trachman and her students.
Who’s New?
August 31, 2010
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August 13, 2010
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"Who's New" questionnaire
to be featured in the next issue of @Elon!