New global strategy sets priorities for international engagement
"A Global Vision for Emory," announced this week by the Office of Global Strategy and Initiatives, promotes greater coherence, direction and recognition of the university's worldwide reach.
Spring courses engage students with new perspectives, hands-on learning
Courses offered this spring take students beyond the classroom into the community, out of the country and even -- theoretically -- across the universe.
Deaths of extremely premature infants decrease; fewer dying of breathing complications
In a large, national study of extremely premature infants, researchers found that overall death rates decreased from 2000 to 2011.
Salt intake among older Americans not linked to heart disease or death
An Emory study shows that salt intake was not associated with mortality or risk for cardiovascular disease and health failure in older adults.
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Emory's Board of Trustees elects new members
Football players more likely to have heart disease risk factor
NCAA honors McDaniels with Silver Anniversary Award
Study shows low complication rates for women trying to conceive via ART
Supreme Court likely to rule for same-sex marriage, says Emory expert
Researchers find new applications for existing medications
Crusading for healthier mothers-to-be in India and beyond
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Semester-long Ebola forum kicks off Jan. 26
The Ebola Faculty and Community Forum, which starts Jan. 26, offers a multidisciplinary look at the impact of Ebola on public health, policy, law, ethics, government, religion and more.
Alternative Spring Break trips offer hands-on service, learning
Registration deadlines are fast approaching for Alternative Spring Break trips, which give Emory and Oxford College students the chance to engage in a variety of community service projects in the Southeast.
Carnegie Foundation again recognizes Emory for community engagement
In awarding Emory the 2015 Community Engagement Classification, the Carnegie Foundation commends the university's "excellent alignment among campus mission, culture, leadership, resources and practices that support dynamic and noteworthy community engagement."
Ken Keen: Lessons in leadership from the Haiti earthquake
Five years ago, Ken Keen served as Commander of the Joint Task Force-Haiti. On the anniversary of the disaster, he reflects on the leadership lessons he now brings to Goizueta Business School.
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Measles cases linked to Disneyland rise, and debate over vaccinations intensifies
New York Times, Jan. 21
Frankenstein can't come out and play today
National Geographic, Jan. 21
Analysts watch for impacts of European economic weakness on U.S.
NPR, Jan. 20
Older adults may be OK to eat more salt than previously thought
TIME, Jan. 19
