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The School of Education is pleased to announce the arrival of our first associate dean, Angela Owusu-Ansah. She also serves as director of our M.Ed. and teacher education programs, and coordinates our program assessment. She's looking forward to continuing "the good work established and actively participating in the growth and excellence of Elon's programs."

Associate Professor Jean Rattigan-Rohr's script about a struggling high school student exposes issues that impede classroom success for some teens.

Parent's Night Out (PNO) is a program through the School of Education that provides FREE childcare throughout the semester for faculty and staff members

Cherrel Miller-Dyce, African-American Post-Doctoral Minority Fellow & assistant professor in the School of Education, co-authored an article in the journal Perspectives, a magazine for graduate admissions professionals.

January seminars in the nation's capital attracted ÁñÁ«app¹Ù·½ÍøÕ¾Èë students representing a variety of academic interests.

North Carolina Black Repertory Company performs Black Nativity, a play drawn from the Christmas story in the gospel of St. Luke.

Students in Elon's new Early Childhood major and minor programs met at Local Yogurt on Dec. 1 to wrap books for young children in Pre-K classrooms in two area schools.

Twenty-two high school students who make up the Elon Academy Beta Class were honored May 4 in an afternoon ceremony that featured remarks from ÁñÁ«app¹Ù·½ÍøÕ¾Èë President Leo M. Lambert, reflections from the scholars themselves, and a rendition of “Grateful” by one graduating senior who will study music at Elon beginning this fall.

The honor represents the second time in two years that the Alamance-Burlington School System has given an Elon grad its top award.