Faculty learn Chinese to help connect and communicate with international students

Oxford College professor Frank Maddox is among the Emory faculty seeking out new language skills to better welcome and relate to students from China.

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An annual survey shows how new technology is changing the Emory student experience, tracking trends from tablet use to gaming and awareness of IT support on campus. Read more »	Emory scientists collaborated on research showing only the fittest HIV viral strains survive during transmission, which may offer opportunities for drugs or vaccines to limit infection. Read more »	Is war ever truly inevitable? Professor Shawn Ramirez, an expert in conflict resolution, gives advice on how apes and humans could avoid war in the new "Planet of the Apes" film. Read more »

Engage Emory Bring your smart device and increase your savvy with tech tools in a session on how to use social media and stay safe online. The Emory community is invited to the session, sponsored by the Emeritus College, on Monday, July 21, at 11 a.m. in room 234 of Goizueta Business School.		Take Note Scott Stevenson named Emory's new chief audit officer Joyce Carol Oates tickets available Aug. 5; Emory reading keynotes Decatur Book Festival 'Walks with Matthew' can lead to better health, communication Battle of Atlanta exhibit commemorates 150th anniversary What is your favorite summer sport to play or watch? Read more »		Faculty in the News Laurie Blank "Getting the law right on the Israel-Hamas conflict," The Hill, July 11 Kerry Ressler "5 things you may not know about post-traumatic stress," CNN, July 9 Polly Price "If tuberculosis spreads," New York Times, July 8 Read more »
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Student tech trends: More laptops in class, fewer personal printers