Emory ready to welcome Class of 2018

Students with strong academic credentials and a diversity of academic interests will shape the Class of 2018 for both Emory and Oxford colleges.

Emory Law's juris master program to offer global health concentration	LaDonna Cherry: Empowering employees to shine	Pediatrics researcher uses NIH BRAINS award to study adolescent depression

Emory Law is expanding its juris master degree program to include a concentration in global health, designed to provide in-depth understanding of legal issues that affect health programs and processes. Read more »	As the Emory Employee Council prepares for its annual town hall April 16, outgoing council president LaDonna Cherry talks about empowerment for employees through speaking up and being engaged. Read more »	Shannon Gourley is using a new innovation award from the National Institutes of Health to develop new specialized treatments for depression in adolescents. Read more »

Engage Emory Share your cultural or international family foods by submitting a recipe to be considered for Multicultural Mondays. Dobbs Market chefs will select and prepare a dish from the submissions first for a private tasting with the person who submitted the dish and friends and, following feedback, for the diners at Dobbs.		Take Note Appreciating graduate students Brogan Lecture to focus on genetics and autism Apply for grants to fit teaching innovations Emory's Trethewey explores power of words to move a nation Emory's local TEDx brings together variety of big ideas, distinguished speakers Read more »		Faculty in the News Suresh Ramalingam "Chemo might give certain lung cancer patients an edge," U.S. News & World Report, April 8 Patricia Bauer "The power of the earliest memories," Wall Street Journal, April 8 Barbara Rothbaum "What PTSD costs families," Marketwatch, April 4 Read more »
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Emory Law's juris master program to offer global health concentration