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May 15, 2014 | news.emory.edu

Staff Fest celebrates Emory employees with expanded schedule of fitness, food and fun

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Friday's annual appreciation event will be an hour longer and offer something for everyone, including fitness activities, games, music, caricatures, prizes and more.

Oxford psychologist researches 'sensation seeking' people		Profile: Karen Newell bridges the worlds of medicine, music		Coursera explores Bible's prehistory, political future

Whether you're a thrill seeker or someone who'd rather be safe than sorry, clinical psychologist Ken Carter wants you to take his online survey. Read more »		Karen Newell of Emory's Physician Assistant Program hosts a May 17 drum recital at WHSCAB to raise funds for farmworker health care. Read more »		Professor Jacob Wright offers a glimpse into the enduring relevance of the Bible through Coursera, an Emory partner for open online courses. Read more »

Engage Emory Enjoy the season finale of the Atlanta Master Chorale on Saturday, May 17, at 8 p.m. at the Schwartz Center for Performing Arts. Entitled "A Jubilant Song," the performance features choral music by Bach, Clausen, Dello Joio, Dove and more. Discounted admission for Emory faculty and staff.		Take Note Teaching awards honor faculty excellence across the university New website offers logistical support for global research, scholarship Take a last stroll on Woodruff's balcony this Friday Financial crisis expert to speak at Emory-Federal Reserve workshop Read more »		Faculty in the News Andrew H. Miller "Bullying linked to increased inflammation: study," Reuters, May 13 Emily Bianchi "Study: Opportunities in young adulthood linked to later narcissism," The Atlantic, May 13 Wendy Hasenkamp and Lawrence Barsalou "Exercising the mind to treat attention deficits," New York Times, May 12 Read more »
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