University Partnership Program opens door to CDC employees

A new partnership offers discounted tuition to select University programs for U.S. Department of Health and Human Services employees.

Predictive health experts offer a prescription for change	Debut album from Emory Symphonic Winds has holiday theme	New campus signage identifies safe havens for severe weather

In the latest Book\|Report podcast, "Predictive Health: How We Can Reinvent Medicine to Extend Our Best Years," authors Kenneth Brigham and Michael Johns lay out a roadmap for a fundamental shift in health care. Read more »	The Department of Music announces the release this week of a CD featuring the talents of more than 100 students and alumni. Read more »	This week signs will be posted in several campus locations to identify places of safe refuge during severe weather. Read more »

Engage Emory Prolong summer fun and fitness at the Student Activity & Academic Center outdoor swimming pool, heated and open until Nov. 1. Emory employees' best option is the 14-visit pass for $100, says SAAC's Timber Hines. Passes don't expire, and can also be used for the gym or any part of the facility.		Take Note Renata Dennis: On the frontlines of HIV testing, education Learn about benefits options and enroll now through Nov. 2 Get into the Halloween spirit with Jake's Open House, haunted tours and more Emory garners top award for environmentally friendly public health building Read more »		Faculty in the News Manoj Jain "Disparity in pay divides doctors," Washington Post, Oct. 23 Stella Lourenco "How fear can make scary objects appear closer than they really are," Daily Mail U.K., Oct. 22 James W. Wagner and Earl Lewis "A new world of learning beckons," Atlanta Business Chronicle, Oct. 19 Read more »
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Predictive health experts offer a prescription for change