Asking questions about HPV and HPV vaccine

Emory researchers are answering important questions about the human papillomavirus and its controversial vaccine.

Emory column leads to criticism, apology	Emory's 2102 annual report also looks at priorities for 2013	Public education focus of Feb. 28 CNN forum

Emory University issues a response to an essay by President Jim Wagner published this month in Emory Magazine that resulted in questions and criticism due to his reference to the so-called "3/5ths compromise" in the U.S. Constitution. Read more »	Emory University's priorities for 2013 include empowering faculty responsibility for the institution's future, enhancing student education and experiences, and exploring new markets for resource growth. Read more »	The future of public education in the United States is up for debate in the next CNN Dialogues community forum, "The Real National Debt: What We Owe America's Students." Read more »

Engage Emory Enjoy a reading and talk with author Mat Johnson on Feb. 26 at 6:30 p.m. in the Woodruff Library. Johnson, whose father is Irish American and mother is African American, writes fiction, nonfiction and graphic novels about the lives of African Americans. Meet the author and get a book signed. Part of the Creative Writing Program Reading Series, a colloquium follows on Feb. 27.		Take Note Benveniste to leave Goizueta deanship, return to faculty Applications open for new Visa Corporate Cards Honors for Ebrahimi, Garrett, Rask, Willis plus Founders Week faculty awards Read more »		Faculty in the News Melissa Kottke  "Talking to teens about dating doesn't have to be awkward," WAGA-TV Atlanta, Feb. 14 Micheal Giles "Alito again absent from Obama's State of the Union speech," Reuters, Feb. 12 Kimberley Sessions Hagen "Back to (online) school: My ongoing adventures with MOOCs," San Francisco Business Times, Feb. 12 Read more »
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Emory column leads to criticism, apology