Allison Dykes named vice president and secretary of Emory University

Allison K. Dykes, vice president for alumni relations, has been named vice president and secretary of the university, effective Jan. 13.

Organic chemists now forming global bonds	Center for Injury Control commemorates 20th anniversary	New $2 million endowed scholarship honors Johnson

Chemistry labs in the National Science Foundation's Center for Selective C-H Functionalization are boosting their power by collaborating instead of competing. Read more »	The Emory Center for Injury Control was formed 20 years ago to stop violent assaults and unintentional injuries and to develop the next generation of injury prevention professionals. Read more »	In a surprise presentation, the Emory Board of Trustees announces a $2 million scholarship endowment to honor its outgoing chair, Ben F. Johnson III. Read more »

Engage Emory On Nov. 22-24, Atlanta's brightest minds will gather at Goizueta Business School for hackATL. The goal is to build a business in 48 hours. Teams will present their ideas to venture capitalists who will provide feedback and award cash prizes to the most promising startup ideas.		Take Note Wagner honored as social justice champion C.T. Vivian, Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient, to speak Energy Competition winners power Emory's reduction goal Give or get support to stop smoking at Great American Smokeout Emory Dance presents collaborative look at relationships Journalist to speak on sexualized violence in Syria, beyond Read more »		Faculty in the News Kerry Ressler "Phenomena: Mice inherit the fears of their fathers," National Geographic, Nov. 15 Jackie Breiter "Women In Technology focuses on entire career cycle," Atlanta Business Chronicle, Nov. 15 Carlos S. Moreno "Emory professor and cancer researcher: Study of science may finally evolve with Common Core," Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Nov. 13 Read more »
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Organic chemists now forming global bonds