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Ayesha Delpish named associate dean of the School of Education
November 18, 2015
The chair of the Department of Mathematics and Statistics will assume her new role at the university starting in January 2016.
School of Education welcomes local third graders to Elon
November 18, 2015
Students from Hillcrest Elementary School in Burlington, North Carolina, toured campus after visting a restored schoolhouse near Rhodes Stadium first used to teach children in the 1800s.
Education faculty, senior education majors present at state math conference
November 5, 2015
Education Lecturer Erin Hone presented with three of her elementary education students and a teacher from the Alamance-Burlington School System at NCCTM state math conference on Nov. 5.
Jeffrey Carpenter & Scott Morrison host webinar series on use of Twitter in teacher education
November 5, 2015
The assistant professors of education led a three-part webinar series for the American Association of Colleges of Teacher Education.
An out-of-the-box solution
November 3, 2015
A problem-solver, Vincent Suozzi ’82 invented a compact tool that makes it easier to enjoy a weed-free garden.
2015 President's Report highlights faculty and student scholarship
October 27, 2015
Elon scholars are making an impact in our world through groundbreaking research on campus and around the globe. The annual President's Report profiles inspiring faculty and student researchers who are striving to build a brighter future.
Katharine Fredricksen '15 teaching English in Austria
October 23, 2015
Katharine Fredricksen '15 is spending the 2015-16 academic year teaching English in Austria on a program funded by the Austrian federal government.
Elon Alumnus awarded ABSS Principal of the Year
October 14, 2015
Joe Ferrell '96, principal of Williams High School in Burlington, North Carolina, was named the 2016 Wells Fargo Principal of the Year by the Alamance-Burlington School System.
Kara Cowdrick '10 recognized for teaching excellence
September 25, 2015
The elementary education graduate was one of 10 Atlanta educators honored for improving student achievement and student self-esteem in and out of the classroom.