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Stephanie Moeller’s path from college student to five-time Emmy–nominated producer reflects the lasting impact of her experience at �þ���.

From studying environmental science at Elon to shaping pesticide policy at the EPA, Gisele Nighswander ’17 is helping safeguard the health of both people and the planet.

Jessica Weickert is moving marketing beyond the screen by using sensory science to design immersive experiences that foster authenticity and a true sense of belonging.

Emmanuel Tobe '21 has turned his Elon degree into prestigious projects with the Olympics, NBA and even a Super Bowl ad.

Della Marie Vickers McKinnon ’62 has witnessed Elon’s evolution through decades of change. Being a part of a remarkable five-generation family legacy that has both shaped the campus and deeply enriched the surrounding community.

From late nights running a student game show at Elon, to writing breaking news segments at CNN –Ryan Buckley’s journey is all about taking chances, seizing opportunities and being open to learning new things.

"Evening for Elon" came to the Big Apple on April 30, at Cipriani 42nd Street, New York City. Guests came to hear updates on Elon’s campus and celebrate their shared connection to the Elon community.

Stephanie Marken '08 arrived at Elon unsure of her path, but thanks to hands-on experiences and the guidance of dedicated professors, she discovered a passion for public opinion polling that shaped her future.

Christine Emery '93 has spent her life volunteering and couldn’t be prouder of her decision. She has given back to her community through several roles in non-profits, and with �þ��� helping to establish Elon Volunteers.

Bill Troutman’s journey to �þ��� is a story of happenstance—starting with his military service and a chance encounter that led him to discover a passion for theater. At Elon, he found lifelong friends and a life-changing experience that shaped his future.