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June , 2015 | news.emory.edu

WorkLife programs help employees thrive

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Awarded a national seal of distinction for three years running, Emory's WorkLife programs offer resources on child care, adult care, finances, flexibility and more.

Emory, UGA join forces to advance infectious disease research		New grant will fund study to improve disaster response		As awards season begins, Emory experts rank best films of 2014

Emory and the University of Georgia are collaborating to elevate the position of the Atlanta-Athens corridor as a national hub for research into diseases such as flu, HIV, malaria and tuberculosis. Read more »		Thanks to a $577,474 grant from the National Science Foundation, Goizueta Business School professor Michael Prietula is researching how communities plan for and respond to emergencies. Read more »		Before you watch the Golden Globe Awards on Jan. 11, check out the top films of 2014 as chosen by professors in the Department of Film and Media Studies. Several Golden Globe nominees made their list. Read more »

Engage Emory Learn about nutrition, fitness, ergonomics and more; taste samples of healthy food; and enjoy giveaways at the third annual "Healthy New YOU Expo" on Thursday, Jan. 8, beginning at 10 a.m. Register today to attend at Cox Hall, Emory Saint Joseph's or Emory Midtown, or to view online.		Take Note Severe weather: How to stay informed Emory Libraries to implement new login process William Mallard remembered for impact on Candler School of Theology Changing smokers' habits to protect children at home Read more »		Faculty in the News Robert McCauley "Will religion ever disappear?," BBC News, Dec. 19 Kerry Ressler "Unbroken: what makes some people more resilient than others?," The Guardian, Dec. 19 Huw Davies "Reinventing the way chemicals are made to make them cheaper and cleaner," PBS NewsHour, Dec. 18 Read more »
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