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June 3, 2014 | news.emory.edu

Emory builds upon innovative, ongoing efforts to prevent sexual violence on campus

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As a major liberal arts research university and acknowledged resource in public health and human behavior, Emory is uniquely positioned to address the national problem of sexual violence on college campuses.

$1.2 million grant fuels new ways of teaching college chemistry		Georgia Power initiative to support campus solar projects		Survey shows Emory alumni loyal, seek current connections

A grant from Howard Hughes Medical Institute will re-envision the chemistry curriculum at Emory College of Arts and Sciences and Oxford College. Read more »		Installation of solar panels at three sites, set for completion within six months, will mark a significant expansion of solar energy at Emory. Read more »		Across demographics, Emory's alumni are loyal to their alma mater, but they want deeper connections to faculty, current students and fellow alumni. Read more »

Engage Emory Enjoy a free concert of Argentine tango music on Saturday, June 7, at 8 p.m. at the Performing Arts Studio on North Decatur Road, presented by the Emory Department of Music and the Atlanta Cello Project. Contact Kristin Wendland for information.		Take Note If you could take a selfie with anyone in the world, who would it be? Study: Teen drinking may lead to problems later in life Hear chamber music in the museum and mountains Call for international awards nominations Statistics consulting available in summer Read more »		Faculty in the News Mike Lewis "For NBA, courting Steve Ballmer could be a strategic move," NPR Marketplace, May 30 Natasha Trethewey and Kevin Young "The Dark Room Collective: Where black poetry took wing," New York Times, May 27 Deborah Lipstadt "Turning Holocaust denial into homework," Wall Street Journal, May 26 Read more »
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