Emory scholars support conservation of iconic statue

Emory scholarship is at the forefront of a conservation project with the Louvre Museum in Paris.

Emory researchers present mental health technology at White House	Grant supports research into African American women's papers at MARBL	Emory launches inaugural Semester Online courses

A White House conference this week featured two Emory teams presenting apps aimed at reducing symptoms of depression and suicide risk in young adults. Read more »	Collections of personal papers documenting African American women writers, musicians and artists held by MARBL will be available for researchers, thanks to a grant from the National Historical Publications and Records Commission. Read more »	Emory enters the Semester Online virtual classroom this fall with some of the program's most popular offerings. Read more »

Engage Emory Enjoy performances and programs about African American concert music and American culture at the 2013 Atlanta Music Festival, starting Sept. 18. Many of the events are hosted on campus, featuring Emory faculty, and are free. The festival concludes Sept. 21 with a concert featuring top musicians.		Take Note Emory Village streets come alive on Sept. 29 New and different dining choices on campus New ombudsperson role provides support to students Carter addresses Syria, Snowden, affordable higher ed at town hall JScreen public health initiative launches to fight Jewish genetic diseases Read more »		Faculty in the News Paul Root Wolpe "Watch what you think. Others can," Chronicle of Higher Education, Sept. 16 Jagdish Sheth "Why MBA faculty with board experience make better teachers," Businessweek, Sept. 10 Sharon Horesh-Bergquist "4 Free cell phone apps for a happier, healthier you," WAGA-TV Atlanta, Sept. 10 Read more »
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Emory researchers present mental health technology at White House