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DACA: A Panel about the Fact and Fiction Behind the Policy

Civic Engagement Council September 28, 2017

This two-part event features a panel of faculty experts who focus on DACA (what is it, what’s happening now, and what may be the future for those involved) followed by a discussion organized by Latinx/Hispanic students featuring personal narratives about the impact of the DACA program and a discussion about how to take action. Panelists […]

Technology & Law Speaker Series | Brian Nienhaus

Teaching & Learning Technologies November 4, 2015

Brian Nienhaus, Associate Professor of Business Communication, discusses the impact of legal scholarship on the communications field. This talk is a part of Elon Law’s Technology and Law Speaker Series. (30)

Waiting is a Beast | Theresa Newman

TEDx Elon University February 21, 2015

Theresa Newman, founding member of the board of the Innocence Network, talks about the overwhelming need for resources to help those wrongfully convicted get the legal help they so desperately need. Theresa Newman is on the faculty of Duke Law School, where she serves as co-director of the Wrongful Convictions Clinic, associate director of the […]

Breaking the Cycle of Incarceration

Teaching & Learning Technologies February 9, 2015

Hear the perspectives of a Howard University professor, children of incarcerated parents, a police office, probation officer and more. The panel is moderated by Elon University’s Dean of Multicultural Affairs, and Director of the Center for Race, Ethnicity & Diversity Education, Dr. Randy Williams. Sponsored by The C.R.E.D.E., African and African-American Studies at Elon, Elon […]

Debating Gun Violence | Community Forum

Civic Engagement Council May 1, 2013

“It is the duty and privilege of Elon University and local community members to come together and discuss this important issue in an open and respectful manner,” said Professor Tom Arcaro, co-chair of a committee organizing the program. “The intention of this event is to bring together thought leaders in meaningful debate and dialogue.” The […]

Of Law and Struggle: Trials of Nelson Mandela | Discussion

Teaching & Learning Technologies November 12, 2012

UNC- Chapel Hill law professor Kenneth Broun, author of Saving Nelson Mandela: The Rivonia Trial and the Fate of South Africa, joins Dr. George Johnson of the Elon University School of Law for a fireside-chat style discussion of his book, and the role of law in social change November 12, 2012 Elon Community Church Elon, […]