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Charlotte Chapter 6th Annual Alumni/Faculty/Staff Social, April 12
February 28, 2011
Columbus Alumni/Parents attend Jeanne Robertson’s Comedy Show, April 2
February 28, 2011
Baltimore Chapter Orioles Game, May 7
February 28, 2011
Alumna, student and professor publish article on intergenerational service learning
February 24, 2011
Elon alumna Ashley Davis, current senior Ginni Fischer and associate professor Cindy Fair had an article published in the spring 2011 edition of Childhood Education.
Elon Law alumnus Jameson Marks featured in Winston-Salem Journal
February 22, 2011
Jameson Marks, a member of the Class of 2010, was featured in the December 30 edition of the Winston-Salem Journal for the role he will play in the Forsyth County district attorney's office, serving as a prosecutor whose sole focus will be to handle DWI cases.
Elon faculty, alumni publish research on cholesterol and impulse control
February 21, 2011
A report authored by associate professor of psychology Mathew Gendle, Kim Glazer ’08, Liz Olszewski ’09 and University Wellness coordinator Cindy Novak has been published in the spring 2011 issue of the Journal of the North Carolina Academy of Science.
Charlotte Chapter Intramurals
February 18, 2011
Phillipe Charles ’06 wins two regional Emmys
February 18, 2011
Phillipe Charles '06, a creative services producer at FOX 50, an affiliate of WRAL-TV in Durham, N.C. received two Emmy awards at the 25th annual MidSouth Regional Emmy Awards on Saturday, Jan. 29.
Newspaper profiles retiring Burlington Assistant Police Chief Greg Seel ’81
February 18, 2011
The Burlington (N.C.) Times-News profiled Assistant Police Chief Greg Seel '81 in its Jan. 29 edition. Seel, who retired on Monday, spent 30 years serving Burlington and the greater Alamance County community.
Communications alumni discuss value in freelance, part-time work
February 16, 2011
Four 福利亚洲国产精品 School of Communications alumni suggested students embrace freelance and part-time work as they begin the process of searching for jobs during a packed panel discussion attended by both undergraduate and graduate students Feb. 14.