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Sep. 27, 2012 | news.emory.edu

NIH awards Autism Center of Excellence grant linking Atlanta research partners

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An $8.3 million grant solidifies partnership among Marcus Autism Center at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, Emory's Department of Pediatrics, and Yerkes National Primate Research Center.

Homecoming Weekend features inspired tradition		Debate Watch 2012 argues for public participation		Stephen Marc's art weaves digital quilt of history and culture

Emory alumni can reconnect and remember at Homecoming Weekend, Sept. 27-30. Read more »		The Barkley Forum debate team and a consortium of student groups will host the first "Debate Watch 2012," a series of campus viewing parties for each of the presidential and vice presidential debates. The second debate takes place Oct. 11. Read more »		A reception and artist's talk at the Visual Arts Gallery tonight opens "Relative Connections: New Work by Stephen Marc," a photography collage exhibit also on display at Oxford College. Read more »

Engage Emory Need help with babysitting, lawn care, tutoring, errands or odd jobs? Hire a student through the Emory Employee-Student Job Network, available to faculty and staff for off-campus help. You post the job, conduct the interviews and make the hire. There are also some tips for hiring a caregiver.		Take Note University governance roundup: Academic year opens with themes of change and challenge Theater Emory opens season with Dario Fo's 'Comic Mysteries' Public scholarship focus of faculty workshops Read more »		Faculty in the News Frank Alexander "Landbank builds inventory for neighborhood revitalization," Augusta Chronicle, Sept. 23 Carl R. Holladay "Coptic scholars doubt and hail a reference to Jesus' wife," New York Times, Sept. 20 Stephen Warren "Drug shows promise against fragile X syndrome, possibly autism," US News & World Report, Sept. 23 Read more »
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