This video, titled, Admissions Video Tour, was produced by University Communications in June of 2016.  Two Elon University students narrated the video. They stated, “Hi I am Jasmine. And I am Tyson. Welcome to Elon, our 628 acre campus is home to nearly 6,000 undergraduate students. And we have been called one of the most beautiful campuses in the country. Certainly is beautiful, Jasmine. I cannot wait to show you guys around. We will start right here on Young Commons, which is right outside of the Moseley Student Center. This quad is the heart of campus. And you will find students passing on their way to class, holding events, or just handing out with their friends enjoying the beautiful North Carolina weather. With that guys, let’s go into the Moseley Student Center. This is a major hub for student life and home to many student organizations. You will also find study spaces and great food options, including Lakeside Dining Hall (my personal favorite). Lakeside Dining features international food from different countries each week. Elon’s Student Professional Development Center (SPDC) is also located here in the Moseley Center. Its professional staff helps support students with a career search. Now let’s check in with Jasmine. 00:01:02 Behind me is the Global Neighborhood. It is the newest addition to seven neighborhoods that we have here on campus. They are designed to support students at every stage of their college career. At Elon we pride ourselves for being an individualized living and learning community. The Global Neighborhood itself has an international theme with Great Hall, International Tea Café, and spacious meeting rooms for socializing and studying. Let’s talk about academics. Elon is all about this thing called ‘engaged learning.’ So what does this mean? That means taking all what you learned in the classroom and connecting it to your hands-on experience. We have four undergraduate schools and we are focused on the liberal arts and sciences, along with strong professional programs. 00:01:46 Our faculty teach because they truly love to mentor. Small class sizes will ensure that you will get to know all your professors. Enough about academics, let’s talk about athletics. Go deep, Jasmine.  Thanks Tyson. At Elon, we study hard, but we know how to have a good time. The Elon Phoenix are an NCCA Division 1 school. And our 17 sports are a part of Colonial Athletic Association (CAA). All of our sporting events are free for students. And whether you are on the field or cheering in the stands. We know how to get into the team spirit. And year around fitness, you will want to get to know campus rec. They are your one stop shop great fitness facility with group exercise classes and they take weekend trips. 00:02:29 Well, it is about time to wrap things up. But before we do. I would like to tell you a little about Elon’s traditions. 00:02:34 Elon was founded in 1889. And a lot of what we do here is about celebrating our past, as well as looking forward to our future. Community has always been at the core of who we are. Every Tuesday morning, the campus gathers for coffee and pastries for what we call, ‘College Coffee’ right here at Phi Beta Kappa Commons. It is a great time to see professors outside the classroom and caught up with friends. We also gather throughout the year for campus events that include Academic programs, holidays, and special speakers. And most importantly, your Elon education begins and ends ‘Under the Oaks.’ This is a beautiful and historic part of campus. When you come in as a freshman for freshman convocation and as you graduate as a senior for commencement. Thanks for joining us for a campus tour. We hope to see you soon.” Some drone visuals included in this video piece included: drone video shot of Young Commons into the Historic Neighborhood; Academic Village (2018, the Lambert Academic Village);  Lake Mary Nell and the Global Neighborhood; exterior of the Moseley Center; students mingling on Young Commons; interior of the Moseley Center with students studying, Lakeside Dining, and the SPDC; Global Neighborhood beauty shots with Lake Mary Nell; Colonnades, The Station at Mill Point, William W. Staley Hall, Global Commons—Great Hall, Elon Core Curriculum, and The Isabella Cannon Global Education Center; Raj Gupta, Associate Professor of Finance, talking with students; students working in science labs; Elon Local News (ELN) conducting a broadcast; a student painting; students studying human anatomy; a faculty member in the Elon Forest studying with a student; the Phoenix Football team playing a night game in Rhodes Stadium, women’s track team running, men’s soccer, men’s basketball, women’s LaCross, men’s baseball, Elon cheerleaders; campus recreation facilities; photos of the founding of Elon with Main and West; the meeting of the Alamance committee after the 1923 fire; students on and around the ‘Senior Oak’ tree; College Coffee in Phi Beta Kappa Commons; Spring Undergraduate Research XXXX; and holiday luminaries in front of Alamance; ElonDay in Alumni Gym; and an aerial of ‘Under the Oaks’ or the Historic Neighborhood; students picking up acorns; and commencement Under the Oaks. Some names included: Gerald Gibson, Tom Brinkley, Patrick Rudd, Jerry Waller, Lynne Bisko, Linda Munn, Jeff Hendericks, Derrick Cash, Matthew Clark, Tom Flood, John Barnhill, Nick Cook, Dave Blank, Chris Fulkerson, Patrick Murphy, Art Fadde, Jana Lynn Paterson, Bryan Baker, Smith Jackson, and Renee Jackson