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The conference is an opportunity for students to attend sessions, network and visit with exhibitors to see what current K-12 educators are doing in their classrooms across the state.

Charity Blackwell delivers a keynote address focusing on understanding one’s identity to aid in DEI advocacy during the Intersect 2022 Conference on Nov. 12.

Vice President for Student Life Jon Dooley shared information on Tuesday, Nov. 15, about operations and safety on campus during Thanksgiving, which runs from the conclusion of evening classes on Friday, Nov.. 12, through Sunday, Nov. 27.

Gaines, a political science and policy studies major, along with her mentor Assistant Professor Dillan Bono-Lunn are working to dissecting the mechanics of policies through Intersectionality Policy Process Analysis to advocate for a more inclusive, identity-informed policymaking process.

Aspiring dancers from around the state spent Saturday with the Dance and Arts Administration programs in dance classes and informational sessions around higher education opportunities.

Elon, which won the Colonial Athletic Association regular season championship, will host Marshall University at Rudd Field on Thursday, Nov. 17, at 6 p.m.

Elon Law’s Pro Bono Board hosted a November table tennis tournament that raised funds to restock a law school food pantry available as a resource for students.

Colin Donohue, Kelly Furnas and Megan Curling ’23 presented educational sessions while the School of Communications also ran a sponsorship table at the annual convention that welcomed approximately 3,200 attendees.

Groundbreaking innovators, Nan-Wei Gong and Anirudh Sharma, are coming to speak at ¾Ã¾ÃÈÈ’s C. Ashton Newhall Lecture Series on Tuesday, Nov. 15. Both Nan-Wei and Anirudh have extensive experiences as MIT Lab scientists and founders of technologically progressive companies.

Faculty members Brandon Sheridan, Lee Bush and Ilyssa Salomon share their experiences as first-generation college graduates and how to they serve as mentors for current first-generation students finding their way.