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Sep. 4, 2014 | news.emory.edu

Literary icon Joyce Carol Oates offers a glimpse into her writing, influences and inspiration

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Praised as "a writer's writer and an American literary treasure," Joyce Carol Oates shared her wit and wisdom at Emory's Schwartz Center for Performing Arts.

Emory to ban bee-harming pesticides, protect pollinators		Researcher receives $1M for biomedical data registries		University librarian: Technology holds 'endless' possibilities

In response to declining global bee populations and threats to other pollinators, Emory is taking steps to eliminate neonicotinoid-based pesticides on campus grounds. Read more »		Emory's Li Xiong won a $1.06 million award to develop improved methods for building data registries that benefit biomedical research while guaranteeing patient privacy. Read more »		Yolanda Cooper, university librarian since January 2014, arrived amid a wave of innovation and renovation for Emory's Woodruff Library and its affiliated branches. Read more »

Engage Emory Discover the work of Emory's Center for Global Safe Water and opportunities for involvement at the center's open house Friday, Sept. 5, at 2:30 p.m. in the Rita Ann Rollins Conference Room of the Grace Crum Rollins Building in the School of Public Health.		Take Note Emory University Hospital Ebola team featured by NBC News Copyright law session helps faculty authors Volunteer Emory to honor 9/11 victims with dialogue, vigil International Student & Scholar Services welcomes new director Read more »		Faculty in the News Jonathan Glass "Research making ALS less of a mystery," CBS News, Sept. 1 Carol Anderson "Ferguson isn't about black rage against cops. It's white rage against progress," Washington Post, Aug. 29 Greg Berns "How to keep your creativity flowing after vacation ends," Forbes, Aug. 29 Read more »
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