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Recent Elon University graduate Jay Light may soon get to see his work on movie theater screens around the country. And the subject matter of his short movie may be a little unexpected: Sprite, the popular lemon lime soft drink.
The North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences
How will you spend your next four years on Elon's campus? We offer some potential items for your college bucket list - Elon style.
Elon has a lot to offer and, as a freshman, sometimes it can be hard to grasp everything. Here are some FAQs to help you navigate your first weeks on campus.
Every summer, college students and recent graduates pursue studies, jobs and internships in a place known for its bright lights and busy streets - New York City. Though portrayals of the city are prominent in the media, some Elon University students are finding that there is nothing like experiencing the city in person.
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Most college students don’t have the necessary training or ambition to join Cirque du Soleil. But Elon University freshman Sophia Koh is not an average college student - she’s also an acrobat.
The idea came to Adam Smith, class of 2005, at a bar.
It’s May, and graduation is right around the corner. Before you know it, you’ll be leaving the beautiful brick archways and towering oak trees of Elon University, and pounding the pavement en route to your first job in the real world. It’s a daunting thought, but we’ve all done it, and walking through the front doors on the first day of your brand new job is a pretty exhilarating feeling. Below are some tips and tricks that helped me along the way as I navigated my way through my first week on the job.
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Everyone has a bad day, or sometimes just a really bad moment. These anonymous embarrassing stories are enough make even the most dignified college student’s skin crawl. To submit a story for the next edition of The Edge, email them to kgemberling@elon.edu.
For third year doctor of physical therapy student Ryan Mason, photography is a way to not only make some extra money, but to do something completely outside of the science world, just for himself.
Rigorous application processes. Waiting around for job offers. Making new living arrangements.
It’s common knowledge that animal lovers at Elon are typically disappointed to know that on-campus housing only allows the keeping of fish as pets.
Tips brought to you by Ross Wade, Assistant Director of Career Services for the School of Communications
Here’s a social experiment. Next time you’re in your dorm with suitemates, or taking a road trip with friends, grab your iPod and play “I’ll Make a Man Out of You.” As Donny Osmond’s silky-smooth voice filters through the speakers, take note of how many people can recite the song without missing a single lyric (some may even add animated gestures while they sing). As long as you’re singing with fellow college students, I’m willing to bet at least half of your group will complete the song seamlessly.
Graduation is nearing once again and seniors must find jobs and a new place to call home. The choices graduates make about where to live fresh out of Elon University shape their careers — and lives — as they are tossed into corporate America. The once–promising career is now riding on the continually changing workforce and decreasing number of jobs, thanks to modern technology and difficult economic times.
Asheville is a vibrant town that hosts a variety of things to do and places to see when visiting. You can hike the Big Fork Ridge Trail, visit the Black Mountain College Museum and Arts Center and see a concert at the Grey Eagle Tavern and Music Hall all in the same day.