April 16, 2026 | 4:30 – 5:30 p.m.
Pathways to Amazon: Navigating the Hiring Process
Where: Sankey Hall 316
Hosted by Amazon
Join an Amazon recruiter for an inside look at the company鈥檚 hiring process and full-time job opportunities. Learn what recruiters are looking for, how to position yourself as a competitive candidate and strategies to stand out in the application process. The session will conclude with time to network and ask questions directly. Light refreshments will be provided.
Ideal for School of Business students graduating in May or August 2026 | Limited to 25 students
RSVP required using .

April 16, 2026 | 5:30 – 7:30 p.m.
Accenture x 乱伦视频 Consulting Challenge – Final Presentations
Where: Koury Business Center, La Rose Theater
Hosted by Accenture
Ready to think like a consultant? 乱伦视频 would like to extend an invitation for you to join Accenture for a consulting challenge and put your skills to the test. Work in teams to tackle a real-world business challenge, develop innovative solutions, and present your ideas to Accenture professionals.

Gain hands-on experience in problem-solving, collaboration, and strategic thinking, just like real consultants do. If selected, you will be assigned to a 3鈥�5-person team to explore and solve the business case, alongside an Accenture mentor to provide guidance and help as needed. You will then be expected to coordinate meetings with your assigned team and mentor throughout the following two weeks to create your solution. Final presentations, in front of Accenture judges, will take place in person at 乱伦视频 on Thursday, April 16th, from 5:30-7:30 pm. Teams will be given 8-10 minutes to present their final presentation.

April 21, 2026 | 3:00 – 4:00 PM
Bank of America Employer Information Session
Where: Virtual
Explore a Career in Accounting at Bank of America Virtual Event!
Are you an accounting major curious about where your degree can take you? Join us for a virtual panel hosted by Bank of America, where you’ll hear directly from professionals who have grown into impactful roles within one of the world鈥檚 leading financial institutions. You will also learn more about the 2027 Finance Management Summer Analyst Program internship opportunity. There will be time for Q&A from students.

Please follow the to register for the event. The Webex link will be emailed closer to the event date.

April 22, 2026 | 12 – 1 p.m.
Wells Fargo Corporate Risk Lunch & Learn
Where: Sankey Hall 314
Hosted by Wells Fargo
Join Wells Fargo representatives for a networking lunch focused on their Corporate Risk Early Careers Program. Learn about career paths in risk management, what the program offers, and how to prepare for opportunities within the organization. This session also provides a valuable chance to connect directly with recruiters and professionals in a smaller, more personal setting.
First 25 students admitted. RSVP is required to secure your spot.

April 22, 2026 | 3 -4 p.m.
Bank of America Employer Information Session
Where: Virtual
Explore a career in corporate finance at the Bank of America virtual event!
Join Bank of America for a virtual event to hear from a panel of members from the Corporate Financial Officer (CFO) Group at Bank of America. Presenters will share how they launched their career after college & have been able to expand their knowledge and grow in their career at Bank of America. You will also learn more about the 2027 Finance Management Summer Analyst Program internship opportunity. There will be time for Q&A from students.

Please follow the to register for the event. The Webex link will be emailed closer to the event date.

April 22, 2026 | 5:00 – 6:00 PM
AlphaSights Employer Information Session听
Where: Virtual
You must register on Zoom; registrations only in Handshake will not be accepted.
Join the webinar to learn more about AlphaSights and our internship opportunities. Attendees will receive early access to our Summer 2027 Internship application (for 2028 grads).
Founded in 2008, AlphaSights is the global leader in knowledge on demand. We connect investors and business leaders with the knowledge they need to succeed.

April 23, 2026 | 9 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Honda Mobility Day
Where: IQ Founders Hall & Koury Business Center
Hosted by Honda Motor
Curious about careers in mobility, innovation and emerging technology? Spend the day with Honda Mobility and explore a variety of interactive experiences. Attend classroom presentations, connect with company representatives at information tables and network over lunch. For a hands-on highlight, students will even have the opportunity to ride a Honda ATV. Drop in anytime during the event – you won鈥檛 want to miss this engaging, immersive experience.

April 23, 2026 | 12 – 1:30 p.m.听
Clinical Mental Health Counseling听
Where: Moseley Center
Whether you’re curious about career opportunities in mental health, interested in graduate study options, or simply want to learn how this program can help you make a meaningful impact, this is a great chance to connect. Chat with knowledgeable staff, ask questions, and explore how this exciting new program can support your goals.

Questions? Contact the Student Professional Development Center:
careerservices@elon.edu
336-278-6538

Through the 乱伦视频 Year of Service Fellows program, these recent graduates are spending a year working with local organizations across Alamance County, contributing to efforts that strengthen health, education and economic opportunity. Along the way, they鈥檙e gaining hands-on experience, mentorship and a deeper understanding of the community just beyond 乱伦视频鈥檚 campus.

The 2025鈥�26 fellows are putting their 乱伦视频 education into action and helping build a stronger future for Alamance County.

Sam Hinton 鈥�25

Advancing Community Health

By Avery Craine Powell

When Sam Hinton 鈥�25 decided to pursue the Year of Service Fellows program, she saw it as an opportunity to deepen her connection to a community she had already come to care about.

鈥淚 really wanted to get the opportunity to have a more hands-on role here as opposed to research, which is a little bit more like a bird鈥檚-eye view,鈥� Hinton says.

Hinton, who earned a degree in public health studies and political science with minors in Spanish, Latin American studies, and peace and conflict studies, now works with the Alamance County Health Department through the fellows program.

Although she didn鈥檛 grow up in Alamance County, Hinton says the area feels like home. Her grandparents and extended family live nearby, and her academic work at 乱伦视频 strengthened those ties. As a Lumen Scholar, she studied how immigration policy and discrimination in Alamance County influence how members of the Latino community access health care and social services.

鈥淚 was interviewing health care and social service providers from across the county on where they were seeing gaps in their ability to provide care,鈥� she explains. 鈥淭hrough that research, I got to meet a lot of the people that I work with now and familiarized myself with the different service provision organizations throughout Alamance County.鈥�

That familiarity helped ease her transition into the fellowship. At the health department, Hinton鈥檚 responsibilities range from administrative and event planning work to engaging directly with community partners. She primarily works with the Behavioral Health and Substance Use Division, which focuses on addressing the opioid crisis and expanding addiction services.

It鈥檚 been really great to see how deeply everyone there is motivated by the mission of providing health care and improving the lives of people in Alamance County.听鈥� Sam Hinton ’25

The experience has given her a deeper appreciation for the people committed to this work.

鈥淚t鈥檚 been really great to see how deeply everyone there is motivated by the mission of providing health care and improving the lives of people in Alamance County,鈥� she says. 鈥淒espite the fact that everyone there has so much work to do and is incredibly busy, people are really committed to improving conditions for people across different communities.鈥�

Hinton credits 乱伦视频鈥檚 public health studies program, including its required practicum, for preparing her to step confidently into the role. The program, she says, ensures students graduate with a strong understanding of the broader forces shaping health and equity.

鈥淭hey make sure students leave 乱伦视频 aware of the disparities and inequalities that exist and really gear the program toward a health equity lens.鈥�

For Hinton, the fellowship represents both a continuation of her academic work and a new beginning.

鈥淚 feel like the hands-on nature of all of my education at 乱伦视频 has really come in handy as I鈥檓 transitioning into the workforce,鈥� she says. 鈥淚 feel really adequately prepared for whatever projects are being thrown my way.鈥�

Anna Matawaran 鈥�25

Strengthening Community Partnerships

By Avery Craine Powell

Community engagement has been central to Anna Matawaran鈥檚 乱伦视频 experience, and it continues to guide her work after graduation.

鈥淭he program stood out to me because of that piece of civic engagement and making a difference in a community that I鈥檝e already lived in and gotten to know for the last four years,鈥� she says.

Matawaran, who graduated with a degree in sociology and a minor in communications, now works with Impact Alamance, a community health legacy foundation created from the merger of Alamance Regional Medical Center and Cone Health.

Impact Alamance focuses on improving community health, strengthening education and building partnerships across Alamance County. Matawaran serves on the organization鈥檚 鈥渟tronger鈥� team as a program assistant.

One of the projects she has enjoyed most is the For Alamance initiative, a partnership with the Harwood Institute for Public Innovation that encourages residents to take action on issues that matter to them.

鈥淭hat has been really rewarding,鈥� she says. 鈥淚鈥檝e met so many different people through that, which I鈥檝e really enjoyed, folks from all parts of the county that I didn鈥檛 know existed before the fellowship.鈥�

Community was also what first drew Matawaran to 乱伦视频 from her hometown of Richmond, Virginia.

鈥淭hat small community feel was so unique from all the other colleges I looked at, and I knew I wanted a liberal arts education and loved that 乱伦视频 offered all the resources that it does for undergraduates specifically,鈥� she says. 鈥淚t鈥檚 a beautiful campus. How can you not love it?鈥�

Her path to sociology began unexpectedly.

鈥淥n a whim, I signed up for a sociology course my first semester here,鈥� she says. 鈥淚t was a class on how sociology can look at housing and unhoused people, and that class stood out to me above all my other courses. I fell in love with the way that sociologists think about the world and the problems that it can solve.鈥�

Matawaran credits 乱伦视频鈥檚 liberal arts approach for preparing her to work in the nonprofit sector.

鈥淢y 乱伦视频 education gave me the liberal arts background that I needed to step into the nonprofit sphere,鈥� she says. 鈥淢y degree gave me a lot of the building blocks to understand what I鈥檓 hearing from community members and what issues Alamance County is facing.鈥�

Now, her fellowship continues to deepen the understanding of community she discovered at 乱伦视频.

鈥淪omething that my mentor always says is that community is messy,鈥� Matawaran says. 鈥淚 love how rich and diverse the community here is; it brings this authenticity to the work.鈥�

Jasmine Walker 鈥�25

Supporting Local Students

By Avery Craine Powell

Giving back to her hometown is what drew Jasmine Walker 鈥�25 to the 乱伦视频 Year of Service Fellows program.

She now works with Alamance Achieves, an organization focused on improving education outcomes from 鈥渃radle to career,鈥� while also collaborating with Impact Alamance to promote educational equity across the county.

鈥淲hen I found out it was through the Alamance-Burlington School System, which I鈥檓 a product of, I wanted to help the school system since they helped me become who I am,鈥� says Walker, who earned a degree in human service studies with a minor in poverty and social justice.

Walker began her fellowship in June 2025 and quickly found herself immersed in the work, helping lead 鈥淩eady Freddy,鈥� a three-week summer program that prepares students for kindergarten.

She also assists with the Teachers Leadership Academy, which helps educators develop leadership skills, and supports 鈥淭he Basics Alamance,鈥� a countywide initiative that provides caregivers with evidence-based strategies to promote healthy brain development in young children.

I don鈥檛 think I realized how many
organizations and partnerships there are to make Alamance County continue to thrive.听鈥� Jasmine Walker ’25

Walker鈥檚 passion for helping others guided her to choose human service studies as her major.

鈥淚 wanted to help people, and I鈥檝e always been passionate about supporting others,鈥� she says. 鈥淚 grew up volunteering and doing different things with my church. When I was a freshman, I met a senior in the program, and I took the intro course and really liked it. I liked how personable the department was.鈥�

A native of 乱伦视频, Walker attended the 乱伦视频 Academy in high school before enrolling at the university as an Odyssey Program scholar and later joining the Periclean Scholars program.

鈥淭he Odyssey Program really changed my life,鈥� Walker says. 鈥淚 was able to study abroad in Florence, Italy, during my junior year, and I was there for three and a half months. That was cool; I never thought I was going to be able to leave the country because of finances.鈥�

Through Periclean Scholars, she also traveled to Costa Rica during Winter Term to study the needs of a partner community.

鈥淲e studied Costa Rica as a whole and looked at what the specific community that we were going to travel to needed,鈥� she says.

Even though she grew up in Alamance County, Walker says the fellowship has helped her see her hometown in new ways.

鈥淚t鈥檚 cool to be able to meet different leaders and partners in the community, and hear what they do,鈥� Walker says. 鈥淚 don鈥檛 think I realized how many organizations and partnerships there are to make Alamance County continue to thrive.鈥�

Abby Lee 鈥�25

Expanding Community Wellness

By Olivia Grady ’26

Abby Lee 鈥�25 arrived at 乱伦视频 with a strong interest in civic engagement. The 乱伦视频 Year of Service Fellows program gave her the opportunity to continue that work after graduation.

鈥淟iving in Alamance County for four years, I just thought it would be really beneficial to give back to the community that gave me so much,鈥� Lee says. 鈥淭his position sounded exactly like what I wanted to do.鈥�

Lee, who earned a degree in public health studies and political science, works with Impact Alamance鈥檚 鈥渉ealthier鈥� team on a range of grant-funded initiatives that support community wellness.

Her projects have included helping install a new basketball court in Mebane, supporting a mobile recreation unit that brings activities to neighborhoods across the county and assisting with planning Impact Alamance鈥檚 annual wellness summit.

鈥淚鈥檝e worked on smaller projects, but it means so much to the people that we help,鈥� Lee says. 鈥淭hat鈥檚 probably my favorite part, just seeing how much Impact Alamance truly does.鈥�

Lee says her experiences at 乱伦视频 helped prepare her for the work, particularly her public health practicum with the Women鈥檚 Resource Center of Alamance County.

鈥淭hat was my first local internship and really shaped my path, showing how great it was to work for and help the people of Alamance,鈥� Lee says. 鈥淚 think ultimately that鈥檚 what led me to decide and apply.鈥�

She also credits 乱伦视频 faculty members with shaping her academic interests and encouraging her to pursue a broader view of public health.

鈥淵anica Faustin was the reason I decided to double major in public health after taking one of her courses, Reproductive Justice,鈥� Lee says. 鈥淪he definitely shaped my time at 乱伦视频, as well as Stephanie Baker, who was my senior seminar professor for public health. She really showed me that this is what I wanted to do.鈥�

Now working with Impact Alamance, Lee is able to see firsthand how community partnerships and targeted investments can improve health outcomes across the county.

The fellowship has allowed her to build on the experiences she gained at 乱伦视频 while making a direct impact in the community she called home during college.

Juliana Buter 鈥�25

Supporting Local Businesses

By Jordan Armstead ’28

Local government work has quickly become a passion for Juliana Buter 鈥�25.

Through the 乱伦视频 Year of Service Fellows program, Buter works with the City of Burlington鈥檚 Economic Development Office, supporting initiatives designed to strengthen the local economy and improve quality of life across the community.

In the role, she helps coordinate projects that attract new investment, support existing businesses and promote Burlington as a place where people want to live, work and visit.

鈥淭his fellowship has helped me a lot because it taught me about my strengths and areas where I need to grow,鈥� Buter says.

One of her primary responsibilities is serving as a liaison with the Burlington Downtown Corporation, helping coordinate communication between city officials and local businesses and ensuring that information flows smoothly between partners working to strengthen the downtown area.

Originally from Atlanta, Buter chose 乱伦视频 because of its small class sizes and opportunities to build relationships with professors. She majored in political science and minored in communications, a combination that has helped her analyze policy decisions while communicating effectively with a wide range of audiences.

During summer 2024, Buter participated in Campus Alamance, a program that connects 乱伦视频 students with internships at local businesses, nonprofits and government agencies. She interned with the Alamance Chamber of Commerce, where she gained a broader understanding of the community beyond 乱伦视频鈥檚 campus and developed an interest in the region鈥檚 economic development efforts.

That experience introduced her to the Year of Service Fellows program and encouraged her to apply.

Buter credits her political science degree with helping her understand how public decisions shape communities and influence the people who live and work within them.

鈥淭here is a misconception about political science simply being about politics, parties and government,鈥� Buter says. 鈥淚 think the science aspect has taught me how people interact with one another and with groups.鈥�

Through her work with the City of Burlington, she has developed a deeper appreciation for local government and the people working behind the scenes to strengthen their communities.

鈥淚 have absolutely fallen in love with local government, just watching the behind-the-scenes of people working hard for their community,鈥� she says.

The fellowship has also helped her clarify the type of work she hopes to pursue long term 鈥� community-focused roles where she can see the tangible impact of public initiatives and partnerships.

Aniya Scott 鈥�25

Improving Patient Access

By Avery Craine Powell

Aniya Scott 鈥�25 describes her year as an 乱伦视频 Year of Service Fellow as a 鈥済ap year,鈥� but the experience is bringing her closer to her long-term goal of becoming a physical therapist.

Through the program, Scott works with Alamance Regional Medical Center, where she supports operational initiatives that help the hospital serve patients more effectively.

鈥淓ven though I鈥檓 not currently working on the clinical side, gaining experience with the hospital鈥檚 backend operations has been incredibly valuable,鈥� Scott says. 鈥淯nderstanding how operations work helps me anticipate what patients may go through to access care in the future.鈥�

Her work includes assisting with project management, supporting philanthropy initiatives and helping improve campus signage.

Scott earned a degree in biology from 乱伦视频 and says many parts of her 乱伦视频 experience prepared her for the community-focused nature of the work.

I鈥檝e learned that much of community work involves engaging with underrepresented populations. This fellowship really allows us to get outside of that 乱伦视频 bubble and explore issues affecting Alamance County residents.听鈥� Aniya Scott ’25

As an Honors Fellow and Lumen Scholar, she conducted research on PFAS contamination and how to help residents in Pittsboro, North Carolina, better understand and reduce exposure to forever chemicals.

鈥淩esidents may not be able to change how they access water or the presence of PFAS in their water, but we can help identify and educate them on day-to-day practices that can reduce their exposure,鈥� Scott says.

Beyond research, Scott served as a statistics learning assistant and worked with the Center for Access and Success while also holding leadership roles with Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority and the National Council of Negro Women.

鈥淭hrough my experiences, I鈥檝e learned that much of community work involves engaging with underrepresented populations,鈥� Scott says. 鈥淭his fellowship really allows us to get outside of that 乱伦视频 bubble and explore issues affecting Alamance County residents.鈥�

The experience has also given Scott a broader perspective on how health care systems operate and the many factors that shape patient care. Seeing the operational side of the hospital has helped her better understand how decisions behind the scenes affect the experiences patients have every day.

鈥淏efore this fellowship, most of my experience in health care was on the clinical side,鈥� she says. 鈥淭his fellowship opened my eyes to how administrative decisions and operational processes directly impact frontline care.鈥�

Hosted听by Kameryn Taylor, assistant director of Career Services for student employment,听the event was kicked off by Randy Williams, vice president for inclusive excellence, who spoke about his formative experience with a supervisor during his undergraduate years. His supervisor became a mentor, and through her, Vice President Williams learned to communicate professionally with faculty, manage his time effectively, and听accomplish听goals, even when others听didn鈥檛听believe in him.

Throughout the event, senior student employees reflected on their experiences with their supervisors and had the opportunity to share the influence these mentors had on their time at 乱伦视频. Some students invited multiple supervisors, explaining how each helped them better understand their personal goals for life and work after graduation. One student shared her appreciation for the ways her supervisors supported her post-graduate plans by writing recommendation letters for law school and celebrating with her when she was accepted.

Additionally, many supervisors were nominated for the Excellence in Student Supervision Award, given to faculty or staff recognized as outstanding mentors and leaders. This year鈥檚 recipients听of the Excellence in Student Supervision Award听included Dan听Reis, assistant director of Creative Learning Technologies,听Julie听Prouty, lead for Technology Checkout Operations听and Dallas Smith, Event Support Specialist. Student nominators shared听numerous听comments about the positive impact of their supervisors, highlighting their community-building skills and their willingness to support student ambitions.

Whether formally recognized or not, each supervisor has undoubtedly听impacted听their students鈥� lives, providing听a constant and steadfast support system.

Dates:

• Monday, March 30, 2026
• Tuesday, April 14, 2026
• Tuesday, April 28, 2026
• Tuesday, May 12, 2026

Free Professional Photo Days
Make your first impression picture perfect. Stop by for a professional headshot you can use on platforms like LinkedIn and other professional profiles.

Dates:

• Tuesday, March 31, 2026
• Wednesday, April 15, 2026
• Wednesday, April 29, 2026
• Wednesday, May 13, 2026

Free Resume Printing Days
Bring your resume, leave with polish. Print copies of your resume for free and receive an 乱伦视频-branded folder and thank-you cards to help impress employers and alumni.

Dates:

• Wednesday, April 1, 2026
• Thursday, April 16, 2026
• Thursday, April 30, 2026
• Thursday, May 14, 2026

The Porter Center presents the Spring 2026 Senior Seminar Series 鈥� Your Job Search Game Plan.

Join us for a seminar series created specifically to help seniors approach the job search with clarity, confidence, and strategy. Whether you’re just beginning or refining your search, these sessions will provide practical tools to help you gain momentum.

We kick off the series with a focused session on how to:

• Organize your job search effectively
• Identify meaningful opportunities
• Create a personalized action plan that works

Mark your calendar for the full series:

• April 7 | Networking Strategies: Learn how to build meaningful connections that open doors.
• April 14 | Communicate Your Brand: Clarify your story and confidently articulate your value to employers. Don鈥檛 leave your job search to chance. Build your strategy and move forward with purpose.

Questions? Contact LSBcareer@elon.edu

Teacher Candidate Interview Day
Where: McKinnon Hall 鈥� Moseley Center
When: March 25, 2026 | 10:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.

Step into your teaching career at the 2026 乱伦视频 Teacher Candidate Interview Day.

This premier recruiting event connects 乱伦视频 teacher candidates directly with school systems actively hiring in North Carolina. Participating districts include:

• Alamance-Burlington School System
• Durham Public Schools
• Guilford County Schools
• Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools
• Orange County Schools
• Randolph County School System

Each district will host pre-scheduled 30-minute interviews throughout the day, giving you focused time to highlight your clinical experiences, preparation, and passion for teaching.

If you plan to teach in North Carolina, this is the most important recruiting event of the year.

More details about sign-ups will be shared soon! Start polishing your r茅sum茅 now!

Employer Information Session: Methodist University Doctor of Occupational Therapy Program
Where: Thomas R. McLean Health Sciences Building
When: March 28, 2026 | 10:00 a.m. 鈥� 12:00 p.m.

Interested in pursuing a career in occupational therapy? Join representatives from Methodist University for an information session about their Doctor of Occupational Therapy (OTD) Program.

During this event, you will:

• Tour state-of-the-art facilities
• Speak with student leaders
• Attend an admissions presentation with Q&A
• Meet the program director and faculty
• See demonstrations in advanced lab spaces

This is a great opportunity to explore graduate school options and connect directly with program leadership.

Register:

Make the most of this spring by investing in your future. Whether you’re launching your job search, interviewing for your first teaching position, or exploring graduate study, these events are designed to help you succeed!

Questions? Contact
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More than 130 students gathered in Snow Family Grand Atrium on March 3 for the Communications and Sport Management Meet & Greet, an event designed to connect 乱伦视频 students with industry professionals, internship opportunities and career insights.

Hosted in partnership with the Student Professional Development Center and the School of Communications, the event brought together employers from across the communications and sport industries. Representatives from organizations including APCO, Capitol Broadcasting Company, Carolina Core FC, SportsMEDIA Technology and the Burlington Sock Puppets met with students interested in exploring career paths and building their professional networks.

For photos of the Meet & Greet, visit our .

A defining feature of this year鈥檚 event was the strong presence of 乱伦视频 alumni, who participated both in person and virtually to mentor current students and share insights from their professional journeys.

Alumni representatives included Shanna Van Beek 鈥�12 of APCO and Laker Figueroa 鈥�25 of the Burlington Sock Puppets, who attended in person, as well as Jack Taylor 鈥�21 of Golin, Catherine Nester 鈥�22 of The Walt Disney Company, Lexie Flood 鈥�21 of Edelman, Luke LeSourd 鈥�13 of NFL Films and Elena Kyriakos 鈥�18 of NBC Universal, who joined virtually to connect with students.

Ryan Taube, associate director of corporate and employer relations for the School of Communications, said the event鈥檚 alumni participation added a meaningful dimension.

鈥淲hat made this year special is the number of fantastic alumni who participated,鈥� Taube said. 鈥淥ur alumni always want to give back to current students, and this networking opportunity provided them a chance to speak about their current roles and how 乱伦视频 prepared them to be successful in a competitive job market.鈥�

In total, 138 students attended the event, engaging in one-on-one conversations with employers about internships, entry-level roles and career preparation.听The event was coordinated with support from Ross Wade, Amber Moser, Alison Doherty, Kameryn Taylor and Taube.

Participating organizations 鈥撎齀n-Person

APCO
Burlington Sock Puppets
Campus Greensboro
Capitol Broadcasting Company, Inc.
Carolina Core FC
乱伦视频 – Athletic Department
乱伦视频 – Isabella Cannon Global Education Center
乱伦视频 – Office of Alumni Engagement
North Carolina Department of Public Safety
SportsMEDIA Technology (SMT)

Participating organizations 鈥撎齎irtual

Columbus Blue Jackets
Edelman
NBC Universal
Golin
NFL Films
The Walt Disney Company

Here are a few events and opportunities coming up on campus this week you won鈥檛 want to miss:

Brenda Dixon-Gottschild 鈥� 鈥淐hallenges, Changes, Chances: My Object Lesson in Reclaiming My Time鈥�

Monday, March 9, 7 p.m., McCray Theatre, Center for the Arts

Join the Lyceum Series to hear from Brenda Dixon-Gottschild, an acclaimed dancer, author and scholar whose work explores race, culture and the arts. Come hear reflections from her six-decade career and experience a presentation that blends storytelling and performance. Visit the for more information.

Understanding the US-Iran Conflict: An 乱伦视频 faculty panel

Tuesday, March 10, 4:30-6 p.m., East Commons 102

Faculty from multiple disciplines will come together to discuss the unfolding developments in the Middle East. The discussion will aim to contextualize recent developments for the campus community. Sponsored by the Council on Civic Engagement.

Zeynep Tufekci 鈥� 鈥淧ower, Protest and Algorithms: How Technology Shapes Society and Democracy鈥�

Thursday, March 12, 7 p.m., McCray Theatre, Center for the Arts

Don鈥檛 miss this year鈥檚 Baird Lecture, featuring internationally recognized techno-sociologist Zeynep Tufekci. A 2022 Pulitzer Prize finalist for commentary, Tufekci examines the use of social media to mobilize large numbers of people in political protest and why many modern movements lack the direction to foster real change. Visit the Spring Cultural Calendar for more information.

SUB Cinema Drive-In presents: 鈥淲icked: For Good鈥�

Saturday, March 14, 8-10:30 p.m., Innovation Quad Parking Lot

SUB Cinema鈥檚 drive-in movie is back with Wicked: For Good. Bring your friends, a car or a lawn chair, and settle in for a movie night under the stars. Visit for more information.

Career tip: Stop by the SPDC today!

Stop by the Student Professional Development Center (SPDC) on the first floor of the Moseley Center to prepare for what鈥檚 next 鈥� whether you鈥檙e a senior searching for a job, a student looking for an internship, or just exploring career paths. Practice interviewing, polish your r茅sum茅, and get free printed copies and business cards to help you put your best foot forward as a young professional.

Senior Seminar: Navigating Your Job Search
Where: Koury Business Center 鈥� Room 204
When: March 17, 2026 | 9:40 a.m. 鈥� 10:20 a.m.

The Porter Center presents the Spring 2026 Senior Seminar Series 鈥� Your Job Search Game Plan.

Join us for a seminar series created specifically to help seniors approach the job search with clarity, confidence and strategy. Whether you鈥檙e just beginning or refining your search, these sessions will provide practical tools to help you gain momentum.

We kick off the series with a focused session on how to:

• Organize your job search effectively
• Identify meaningful opportunities
• Create a personalized action plan that works

Mark your calendar for the full series:

• April 7 | Networking Strategies: Learn how to build meaningful connections that open doors.
• April 14 | Communicate Your Brand: Clarify your story and confidently articulate your value to employers.

Don鈥檛 leave your job search to chance. Build your strategy and move forward with purpose.

Questions? Contact听LSBcareer@elon.edu

Teacher Candidate Interview Day
Where: McKinnon Hall 鈥� Moseley Center
When: March 25, 2026 | 10:30 a.m. 鈥� 2:30 p.m.

Step into your teaching career at the 2026 乱伦视频 Teacher Candidate Interview Day.

This premier recruiting event connects 乱伦视频 teacher candidates directly with school systems actively hiring in North Carolina. Participating districts include:

• Alamance-Burlington School System
• Durham Public Schools
• Guilford County Schools
• Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools
• Orange County Schools
• Randolph County School System

Each district will host pre-scheduled 30-minute interviews throughout the day, giving you focused time to highlight your clinical experiences, preparation and passion for teaching.

If you plan to teach in North Carolina, this is the most important recruiting event of the year.

More details about sign-ups will be shared soon! Start polishing your r茅sum茅 now!

Employer Information Session: Methodist University Doctor of Occupational Therapy Program
Where: Thomas R. McLean Health Sciences Building
When: March 28, 2026 | 10 a.m. 鈥� 12 p.m.

Interested in pursuing a career in occupational therapy? Join representatives from Methodist University for an information session about their Doctor of Occupational Therapy (OTD) Program.

During this event, you will:

• Tour state-of-the-art facilities
• Speak with student leaders
• Attend an admissions presentation with Q&A
• Meet the program director and faculty
• See demonstrations in advanced lab spaces

This is a great opportunity to explore graduate school options and connect directly with program leadership.

Register:

Make the most of this spring by investing in your future. Whether you鈥檙e launching your job search, interviewing for your first teaching position, or exploring graduate study, these events are designed to help you succeed!

Questions? Contact
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Visit the SPDC website for a live chat anytime from 8 p.m. – 5 p.m.
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The first session featured a legal discussion examining the potential impact of political shifts in the U.S. as the country looks ahead to 2026. Nathanial Lynch, director of the WFU Center for Immigration Services & Support, and William Crotty, associate attorney at Garfinkel Immigration Law Firm, provided insight into current immigration policies and possible changes. The conversation addressed visa regulations, employment authorization and legal work pathways available to international students. Panelists also discussed how broader policy developments may influence economic priorities, and the global perception of studying and working in the U.S., offering guidance to help students plan proactively for their academic and professional futures.

Following the legal session, Cherie Fu, associate director of the M.S. in Business Analytics and international student support specialist at the听Wake Forest University School of Business led an interactive workshop titled Turning Anxiety into Energy: A Mindful Toolkit for International Students. The session acknowledged the layered pressures many international students face, including visa uncertainty, academic demands and cultural adjustment. Students engaged in guided reflection and practical exercises designed to help them reframe stress, regulate emotional responses, and transform anxiety into focused action.

The symposium concluded with a networking session that brought together students, faculty, staff and international alumni. Designed as both a creative and professional engagement opportunity, the closing event emphasized relationship-building and community, reinforcing the symposium鈥檚 broader goal of equipping international students with the tools, insight, and connections needed to thrive.

The leadership and collaboration of the Wake Forest University departments and participating institutions made the International Excellence Symposium possible, including their Center for Immigration Services & Support, the Office of Leadership Engagement, the Office of Personal and Career Development, and other campus partners.

Open to students of all class years, the Meet & Greet is designed to foster meaningful connections between students and employers actively seeking talent in the fields of communications and sport management. Whether students are exploring career paths, searching for internships, or preparing for post-graduation employment, this event provides a welcoming environment to network and gain insight into various industries.

Attendees will have the chance to engage in one-on-one conversations with employers, learn about current job and internship opportunities and gain advice on how to stand out in competitive professional settings. Events like this not only help students build their professional networks but also allow them to practice essential communication skills in a real-world setting.

Students are encouraged to bring copies of their resumes, dress professionally and come prepared with questions. The Communications and Sport Management Meet & Greet promises to be an excellent opportunity to take the next step toward a successful career.