President Jimmy Carter shares leadership lessons with students
With leadership education a core theme of its mission, Emory's Oxford College offered students a special discussion with Emory professor and former U.S. President Jimmy Carter.
Emory receives AAU grant to improve undergraduate STEM education
Emory is one of 12 universities nationwide selected to receive a grant from the Association of American Universities to further existing efforts to improve undergraduate education in science, technology, engineering and mathematics disciplines.
Outstanding students chosen as Bobby Jones Scholars for study in Scotland
Emory College students Farah Al Chammas, Claire Barnes, John Priddy and Camila Reed-Guevara will spend a year studying at the University of St Andrews as part of the prestigious Robert T. Jones Jr. Scholarship.
Sloan Foundation Awards fellowships to two biomedical engineering faculty
Two faculty members from the Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering at Georgia Tech and Emory University have been awarded research fellowships from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.
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Racial disparities in asthma related to health care access, environmental factors
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Provost reflects on first year at Emory, looks ahead to new strategic plan
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High Museum of Art, Emory receive $1 million grant from Mellon Foundation
The High Museum of Art, Emory's art history department and the Carlos Museum have received a $1 million grant from the Mellon Foundation to continue the Mellon Object-Centered Curatorial Research Fellowship Program for the next five years.
Scholar explores impact of bias in facial-recognition software
Facial-recognition software fails most often on women of color, scholar Joy Buolamwini explained in her talk "Dangers of the Coded Gaze," presented through Emory's Provost Lecture Series.
Emory professors nominated for NAACP Image Awards
Carol Anderson's "We Are Not Yet Equal" is a nominee for the NAACP's award for most outstanding literary work for youth, while Tayari Jones' "An American Marriage" is a nominee in the fiction category.
February: 10 free things to do at Emory
Free events on campus this month include a Feb. 23 reading by poet Richard Blanco, who gained recognition after reading his poem "One Today" at President Obama's second inauguration.
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The instant, custom, connected future of medical devices
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The political magic of us vs. them
New York Times, Feb. 13
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