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Nov. 13, 2012 | news.emory.edu

The Lewis legacy: Building community, breaking barriers

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As he prepares for his next chapter as president of The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, Provost Earl Lewis will leave a legacy as a visionary leader, mentor and educator.

Hoesterey focuses on new figures of Islamic religious authority		iPads take teaching and learning in new directions at Emory		Humanity in Action: A new generation of leaders

James Hoesterey, newly appointed to Emory's religion faculty, is teaching and writing about new figures of religious authority who are speaking on behalf of Islam. Read more »		Two years of using iPads in Emory classrooms shows how the device has shaped teaching and learning. Read more »		The campus community is invited to learn more about the program that has attracted Emory students at a Nov. 14 informational meeting. Read more »

Engage Emory Enjoy tastings and get recipes for quick and healthy holiday foods at a cooking demo in the Few Hall kitchen. Drop in for bites of turkey marsala, cornbread dressing, pumpkin mousse and more on Wednesday, Nov. 14 between 11 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. No reservations required.		Take Note Emory University endowment update New TV series spotlights Georgia breakthrough discoveries Study abroad fair offers passport renewal Gobble heritage turkeys at Nov. 15 Harvest Feast Read more »		Faculty in the News Bonna Wescoat "Parthenon puzzle is a doozy," The Tennessean, Nov. 11 Tyrone Forman "Emory center on race, civil rights has new leader," Associated Press, Nov. 11 Drew Linzer "Drew Linzer: The stats man who predicted Obama's win," BBC NewsMagazine, Nov. 8 Read more »
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