Center for Women celebrates 20 years

The Center for Women celebrates its 20th anniversary by looking back at its beginnings and its aspirations for the future.

With the Affordable Care Act signed into law, what's next?	Innovative new care model for breast cancer patients	Banned books display celebrates freedom to read

Health policy expert Ken Thorpe shares his thoughts on the Affordable Care Act, and how Rollins faculty and students are shaping the health care reform landscape. Read more »	The Prospective Surveillance Model for breast cancer treatment aims to promote monitoring for physical impairments - including pain, shoulder problems, weight gain and more - during and after treatment. Read more »	For Banned Books Week, Woodruff Library offers a display derived from books in MARBL's collection that have been considered controversial or taboo. Read more »

Engage Emory Walk, bike or dance your way into a personally fit pair of shoes from Phidippides ($120 value) and other prizes in the Fall Walking Challenge. From Oct. 15-Nov. 18, the Faculty Staff Assistance Program is encouraging faculty and staff to get 150+ minutes of exercise every week.		Take Note Get iPad teaching tips and more at ECIT workshops 2012: Is it the end of the world as we know it? DMPTool can make applying for grants easier University's transportation services get deep and broad review Read more »		Faculty in the News Melissa Wade "Presidential debates countdown," NBC Nightly News, Oct. 2 Drew Linzer "U.S. election: Predict the president," BBC, Sept. 29 Debra Houry "Emergency rooms are on life support," Huffington Post, Sept. 26 Read more »
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With the Affordable Care Act signed into law, what's next?