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June 4, 2013 | news.emory.edu

Maymester stretches learning from classroom to community

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From creating public art proposals for the Atlanta BeltLine to studying the psychology of evil, Emory's Maymester summer session offers unique opportunities.

Helping scholar-experts project their voices		Employees share their favorite things about Emory at Staff Fest		Wise water: Making safe water aid programs sustainable

The Public Voices Thought Leadership Fellowship at Emory is helping female and minority scholars become public thought leaders in the mainstream media. Read more »		At Staff Fest 2013, the Emory News Center team invited employees to answer questions about their work-life experience at Emory. The Emory News Center at news.emory.edu showcases the top news from around the University. Read more »		The Center for Global Safe Water at Emory helps governments and international donors make informed choices so their funding goes further and projects are sustainable. Read more »

Engage Emory Get summer savings and deals on area attractions at the DUC Tickets & Info Desk; check Emory Dining's summer schedule and see the Woodruff P.E. Center's special hours and activities. Learn more.		Take Note Summertime parking in Emory Village: The rules still apply Construction begins for chemistry center expansion Emory Healthcare named one of Atlanta's best places to work Autism trial studies blood-based test for genetic risk factors Community feedback sought on freedom of expression policy Read more »		Faculty in the News Paul Rubin and Joanna Shepherd "No credible evidence on whether death penalty deters, experts say," Denver Post, June 3 Emily Bedrick Graubart "7 Ways to protect your vision," Real Simple, May 29 Alex Isakov "Medical emergencies occur on 1 of every 604 flights," USA Today, May 29 Read more »
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