Poster session celebrates community contributions to strategic plan

A conference-style poster session on Monday, Oct. 22 will showcase the contributions of faculty, staff and students to Emory's strategic plan.

War and law project opens with Oct. 22 lecture	Korean Studies grows with changing global dynamics	Student winners puts lens on global health

Emory Law's new Project on War and Security in Law, Culture and Society promotes interdisciplinary inquiry through a broader examination of war. Read more »	A new faculty appointment helps expand interdisciplinary opportunities for Korean Studies at Emory. Read more »	See the winning photographs from the Emory Global Health Institute's Global Health Student Photography Contest. Read more »

Engage Emory Friday, Oct. 19: "From War Child to Peace Soldier: An Evening with Emmanuel Jal" 7 p.m. in Cannon Chapel. Former Sudanese child soldier, now rapper, shares his story and his music. Hosted by Emory's Institute for Developing Nations.		Take Note Emory external research funding tops $500 million for third year Conference explores the concept of fairness Mentoring series designed to shape scientists' future careers Emory psychiatry faculty, Alliance Theatre team up Read more »		Faculty in the News Jan Love "Concerns rise for Syrian Christians," UMC News Service, Oct. 16 James Roland "Romney's business skills evident in his strong debating style," NPR, Oct. 15 Gary Laderman "A new spiritual paradigm," Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Oct. 15 Read more »
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War and law project opens with Oct. 22 lecture