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Dr. Boyce Watkins on "His Past. Your Future. One Dream."
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"His Past. Your Future. One Dream." Professor Boyce Watkins of Syracuse University headlines Elon's 2012 Martin Luther King Jr. Commemorative Program. Produced by Teaching and Learning Technologies.
Elon's College Chapel presents Christopher Gergen
Christopher Gergen, author and founding Executive Director of "Bull City Forward", spoke as a part of Elon University's College Chapel series entitled "Change Makers: People Who Have Made a Difference in our Lives and in the World."
Elon's College Chapel presents Dr. Tony Campolo
Dr. Tony Campolo, Founder and President of the Evangelical Association for the Promotion of Education, speaks at College Chapel as a part of the "Change Makers: People Who Have Made a Difference in Our Lives & in the World" series.
Dr. Christopher Emdin speaks on transforming education through hip-hop
Dr. Christopher Edmin, an expert on the use of hip-hop culture to better teach students in urban schools, introduces five research-based tools for implementing reality pedagogy: co-generative dialogues, co-teaching, cosmopolitanism, context and content.
Jelena Berenc's studies three artist parallels of life
Berenc's endurance drawings document her fundamental life experiences through three parallels: Being as Such, They am, and Being.
Jonathan Rosenberg: The Invisible Revolution: Remaking Telecoms in the Image of the Internet
Rosenberg, the chief technologist for Skype, speaks about the radical transformation in telecommunications during the past 10 years as it has migrated to Internet technologies and smartphones.
Dr. Donna H. Oliver speaks at Elon's 19th Annual Black Excellence Awards [Full Talk]
Dr. Donna Oliver (Class of '72) delivers the keynote address, "Community of Excellence," at Elon's 19th Annual Black Excellence Awards.Produced by Elon's Teaching and Learning Technologies.
Ruth W. Messinger speaks at Baccalaureate, Elon University
At a time when religious discourse is dominated by divisiveness, hate and exclusion, Ruth Messinger discusses the power and possibility of using religious pluralism and spiritual practice to write a better story for leadership in the 21st century; a story that expresses our moral obligations and ethical commitments to improve the world, rather than divide it.
Ruth W. Messinger explains that 'you are what you do'
Ruth W. Messinger, President, American Jewish World Service, delivers the Baccalaureate Address on Friday, May 17, 2012 at Elon University.
Ruth W. Messinger on being comfortable with being uncomfortable
Ruth W. Messinger, President, American Jewish World Service, delivers the Baccalaureate Address on Friday, May 17, 2012 at Elon University.
