Celebrating 50 years of psychology at Emory

Clinical work and research into depression, schizophrenia, autism-spectrum disorders, early childhood development, the mental health of families and the origins of human morality - those are a few of the areas in which Emory has, and continues, to make major contributions.

Emory University message regarding government shutdown	Emory earns national recognition for mental health services	Spooky tunes, outdoor concerts and more brighten October music

Emory leaders are working closely with colleagues in the research and higher education community to determine the impact of the partial federal government shutdown on the Emory community and its various entities. Read more »	Emory is among a select group of colleges and universities to receive the inaugural JedCampus seal for comprehensive, prevention-based mental health services. Read more »	This month, Music at Emory presents a colorful selection of fall performances including soprano Sasha Cooke, Halloween concerts and world music. Read more »

Engage Emory Create a smartphone tour of famous landmarks or the places you go at a digital workshop on Oct. 7 at noon in 217 Woodruff Library. The Emory Center for Digital Scholarship also offers training on managing your digital life and more.		Take Note Pediatric researcher receives NIH New Innovator Award Emory names new University Librarian Third annual Winship 5K poised to be largest yet Student-led Sustainable Food Fair offers tips and tastings Artistic photographs frame Rome in new museum exhibition Read more »		Faculty in the News Saad Omer "Whooping cough outbreak may have been fueled by kids who weren't vaccinated," Huffington Post, Sept. 30 Peter Little "Emory professor discusses Somali economy," BBC News, Sept. 30 Alan Abramowitz "How would the current government shutdown affect average Americans?," Gatehouse Media News Service, Sept. 30 Read more »
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Celebrating 50 years of psychology at Emory

Emory University message regarding government shutdown

Emory earns national recognition for mental health services

Spooky tunes, outdoor concerts and more brighten October music

Engage Emory

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