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Pro wrestler-turned-concussion researcher shares story at Elon
September 22, 2013
A head injury in 2003 ended Chris Nowinski’s career with WWE and led him to co-found an institute “dedicated to solving the sports concussion crisis through education, policy, and research.”
Ursula Saelzler ’13 receives Phi Kappa Phi award
September 20, 2013
The Phi Kappa Phi Love of Learning Award will help the young Elon University alumna as she begins her graduate studies at the Georgia Institute of Technology.
Psychology students co-author presentations with Amy Overman
May 1, 2013
Projects were supported by funding from Elon's Undergraduate Research Program and the Elon College Fellows program.
Dr. Adam Kaplin, ‘Johns Hopkins Project RESTORE’ – March 14
February 26, 2013
Amy Overman publishes study on brain rehabilitation
April 6, 2012
A research article authored by Assistant Professor Amy Overman has been published in the March issue of the journal NeuroRehabilitation.
Eric Hall featured in 2010-11 President’s Report
October 4, 2011
Eric Hall, professor of exercise science and coordinator of Elon's neuroscience program, was featured in the inaugural edition of the President's Report, which highlights faculty and student scholarship during the 2010-11 academic year.
Lumen Scholar helps older populations sharpen memory
October 4, 2011
An Elon psychology major is driven to help the elderly strengthen their minds in part because of a close bond shared with her grandparents.
Essay by Mat Gendle to be published in The Journal of Undergraduate Neuroscience Education
October 4, 2011
An essay by Mathew Gendle, an associate professor of psychology, will be published in the forthcoming issue of The Journal of Undergraduate Neuroscience Education.
Elon professor & alum find Wii Fit a good fit for older adults
October 4, 2011
Still seeking the perfect holiday gift for your older relatives? Try the Wii Fit. New research by an Elon University alumna and her faculty mentor concludes that Nintendo’s Wii Fit benefits older people looking to improve and maintain balance, a key measure of fitness that both researchers say is often underappreciated by elders.