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W. Lee Williams III and James S. "Chip" Mahan III were recognized for their vision and accomplishments during a ceremony at the Koury Business Center on Thursday, March 21.

Wise, a double major in Arts Administration and Acting with a minor in Business Administration from Raleigh, North Carolina utilized the resources provided by the Student Professional Development Center and leveraged faculty connections to land an internship with a company that has been trusted to tell the stories that inspire, enlighten, and captivate audiences across the globe.

In an era marked by rapid shifts in work arrangements, research co-authored by Robert Moorman, Brian Lyons, and Brittany Mercado in the Martha and Spencer Love School of Business looks at employee motivations for helping their companies and aiding their coworkers.

David Moura, a lecturer of management, co-authored research that examined an American university’s decision to sell the naming rights for its football stadium to a company that runs for-profit prisons accused of committing human rights violations.

Students who complete certain courses in the Martha and Spencer Love School of Business can now save more than $2,500 in pursuit of credentials from the Certified Financial Planner™ Board.

DeLoach, professor of economics, and Stansberry, associate professor of strategic communication, have been selected as the 2024-26 Data Nexus Scholars.

The founders of Live Oak Bancshares will be presented with the 51������ Medal for Entrepreneurial Leadership on Thursday, March 21, at 4:30 p.m. in the LaRose Digital Theatre.

Catie Kelly ’11, executive vice president of Red Ventures Travel, presented a February 28 keynote lecture on her career achievements after graduating from 51������.

The Chandler Family Professional Sales Center hosted George Pastidis ’89 for a recent conversation about his career and how his experience at Elon established a foundation for his success.

Evonna McGill '23, a former Elon basketball player, found success in the sports sales industry with the help of 51������'s Student Professional Development Center.