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Feb. 6, 2014 | news.emory.edu

Wilkerson: How 'The Great Migration' shaped modern culture

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Former Emory Professor Isabel Wilkerson discusses her award-winning book on how the mass exodus of African Americans from the South impacted lives, cities and culture.

Laney symposium to explore graduate education and global issues		Pulitzer-Prize winning poem 'Native Guard' adapted for stage		Film takes a close look at tourism's impact in rural China

Laney Graduate School initiates an exploration on how graduate education relates to real-world international issues. Read more »		U.S. Poet Laureate Natasha Trethewey adapts "Native Guard," her Pulitzer Prize-winning collection of poetry for the stage Friday, Feb. 7. Read more »		Emory anthropologist Jenny Chio explores the changes in rural life in China's cities in her documentary film on the impact of tourism in China. Read more »

Engage Emory Wear your pajamas and bring a pillow to listen to music Friday, Feb. 7, at 7:30 p.m. at the Michael C. Carlos Museum Reception Hall. Musical Bedtime Stories, a free family and friends concert, features music by the Vega String Quartet and pianist William Ransom.		Take Note University-wide public health contest has Olympic effort and appeal Faculty award winners recognized India Summit scheduled Feb. 17-18 Date changed for summer childcare expo Read more »		Faculty in the News Igho Ofotokun "Understanding the spread of HIV/AIDS in women in the south," Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Feb. 4 Leslie M. Harris "Book focuses on urban slavery as it existed in Savannah," Savannah Morning News, Feb. 1 George J. Armelagos "Syphilis: Then and now," The Scientist, Feb. 1 Read more »
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