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| Thursday, Apr. 13, 2023 | |||
Hi, Emory!Everywhere you look, big things are happening.
This issue is packed with good news — so we'll get to it. |
This week's top news |
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Celebration Emory Class Day Crossover features Kal Penn, actor and former White House stafferGet ready to celebrate the undergraduate Class of 2023 with Class Day Crossover on Thursday, May 4, an evening of inspiration, fun, awards and community featuring keynote speaker Kal Penn. |
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University New Arts and Humanistic Inquiry initiative to invest in innovative scholarship, creative expression across EmoryLaunching this fall, the Emory Initiative for Arts and Humanistic Inquiry will support schools in hiring up to 30 new faculty focused on exploring questions central to society and the human experience. |
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Discussion April 18 event to highlight oral history collections of Ebola and COVID-19 experiencesThe importance of capturing personal stories during health crises takes center stage at “Documenting Health Crises: Oral Histories of COVID and Ebola,” a panel discussion and screening on April 18. The event is open to the public at no charge. |
Accomplishment Emory debate team finishes season among nation’s bestDebate partners Grace Kessler and Eugenia Giampetruzzi finished the season ranked as the second-best collegiate debate team in the country. Giampetruzzi also won the Top Speaker award at the National Debate Tournament, becoming the first woman to win the award two years in a row. |
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Community Emory unveils self-guided campus toursCampus visitors can now explore Emory’s Atlanta and Oxford campuses by creating a self-guided tour that offers a personalized and self-paced understanding of the college environment and its surroundings. |
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Recognition 2023 International Awards honor history professor, international student programs director and entertainment industry CEOMeet the recipients of Emory’s 2023 International Awards, celebrating extraordinary work in the global community by a faculty member, a staff member and an international alumnus. The awards are hosted by the Office of Global Strategies and Initiatives. |
Opportunity Spring break trek ignites career exploration for Emory studentsThe Pathways Center’s first Career Trek to New York City opened up a world of possibilities for Emory undergraduates through essential alumni connections. |
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Emory Police Department wants to hear from you |
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| The Emory Police Department (EPD) is committed to fostering a safe and inclusive campus. The Office of Institutional Research is conducting an independent survey about EPD and safety at Emory. University students, faculty and staff are invited to share their voices. Check your inbox for details and a link to the survey. |
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Calendar highlights |
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| Featured events | |
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Discussion: “Documenting Health Crises: Oral Histories of COVID and Ebola”April 18, 4:00 p.m. | Robert W. Woodruff Library, Jones Room |
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Emory Passport DayApril 20, 10:00 a.m. | Goizueta Business School, Room 500 |
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Performance: Emory's Young Artists Annual Showcase12:00 p.m. | Michael C. Carlos Museum, Ackerman Hall |
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Emory Softball vs. Washington University (with free BBQ from Delicious Bar-B-Que at 12:30 p.m.)1:00 p.m. | Cooper Field |
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Emory Voices of Inner Strength Gospel Choir Spring Concert7:00 p.m. | Cannon Chapel |
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Oxford Oxapella Spring Performance7:30 p.m. | Oxford College, Williams Hall |
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JWJI Colloquium: "Race, Religion, and Black Lives Matter" with R. Khari Brown of Wayne State University12:00 p.m. | Robert W. Woodruff Library, Jones Room |
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Panel discussion: "Holocaust Memory and Distortion" with Miriam Udel, Ofra Yeglin and Alicja Podbielska7:00 p.m. | White Hall, Room 110 |
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Athletics Emory baseball scores 62 runs in record-setting SaturdayThe two highest-scoring games in University Athletic Association baseball history now belong to Emory University as the Eagles had a record-setting Saturday afternoon in Waltham, Massachusetts. The team combined for 62 runs to defeat Brandeis University by scores of 31-4 and 31-7. The previous UAA record was 24 runs, set by the Eagles last season in a win at NYU (24-8). The Eagles are also the first Division III program to accomplish the feat of scoring 30 or more runs in a game twice. |
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