Leadership transition: Ben Johnson guided Emory with a steady hand and wise heart

The legacy of the outgoing Board of Trustees Chair Ben Johnson III is capped by a $2 million student scholarship endowment created in his name.

Mind-blowing Emory-Tech innovation and inventions span two decades	The math of peer pressure	The real fight for school desegregation in Delaware

A sampling from two decades of mind-blowing Emory-Georgia Tech innovation and inventions. Read more »	An Emory researcher calculates how peer pressure shapes consensus, leadership and innovations in social groups. Read more »	In the latest Emory Report Book\|Report, African American studies professor Brett Gadsden talks about studying the history of school desegregation in his home state of Delaware. Read more »

Engage Emory Contribute to the relief effort for the Philippines, ravaged by Typhoon Haiyan. The Office of International Student Life is collecting donations for UNICEF in DUC E228. And a donation box for cash and checks made out to UMCOR-Typhoon Relief is in the 2nd floor lobby of Candler's Rollins Building. Look for more information to come on other campus relief efforts.		Take Note Dean search seeks community input on religious and spiritual life Creative Writing Fellows give students the inside word Atlanta Science Festival offers chance for interactive outreach Author to discuss new book on Soviet filmmaker Parajanov Black independent cinema focus of 'L.A. Rebellion' film series Read more »		Faculty in the News Sharon Horesh Bergquist "Not on cholesterol meds? New guidelines may change that," CNN, Nov. 12 Peter Roberts "Refugee to entrepreneur: Micro-lending in Georgia's global village," GPB, Nov. 12 Nadine Kaslow and Kenneth Thorpe "New rule requires 'parity' for mental health and physical health coverage," Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Nov. 8 Read more »
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Mind-blowing Emory-Tech innovation and inventions span two decades