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Dec. 3, 2013 | news.emory.edu

Environmental Sciences: New name, new master's program

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The Department of Environmental Studies has a new name, the Department of Environmental Sciences, and a new master's level degree program through the Laney Graduate School, which will start in the fall of 2014.

Chemist Craig Hill elected to Academia Europaea		Emory Engaged: Panelists to discuss liberal arts initiatives		Pop neuroscience: Bursting the bubble

Craig L. Hill, Goodrich C. White Professor of Chemistry, has been elected to a prestigious European Academy for global leaders in scientific and other disciplines. Read more »		On Dec. 6 the Commission on the Liberal Arts (CoLA) will present a campus dialogue intended to highlight thought-provoking scholarship and teaching around the liberal arts currently being done on campus. Read more »		The latest Emory Report Book\|Report features psychology professor Scott Lilienfeld, author of "Brainwashed: The Seductive Appeal of Mindless Neuroscience." Read more »

Engage Emory Millions of people braved Black Friday crowds and scored Cyber Monday deals on toys, electronics and holiday sweaters. Now it's #GivingTuesday, a national day of giving back to start the holiday season. Where will you give to Emory today?		Take Note Governance groups discuss health coverage, faculty handbook, transportation updates Students can get exam-time writing help in Woodruff Library New treatment for people with spine injuries Ring in the holiday season with Music at Emory Morehouse medical chief to give Morgan Lecture on Women and Health Dec. 5 Read more »		Faculty in the News Emily Bianchi "The unexpected advantage of graduating in a recession," Financial Times, Nov. 27 Robert N. McCauley "7 reasons why it's easier for humans to believe in God than evolution," Mother Jones, Nov. 26 Raymund Dantes "Hospitals getting better at preventing MRSA," CNN, Nov. 25 Read more »
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