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July 22, 2014 | news.emory.edu

Goizueta MBA students test leadership skills, teamwork on grueling Army obstacle course

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Students in Goizueta Business School's One-Year MBA class traveled to Ft. Benning to take on a leadership obstacle course usually reserved for military officers.

Emeritus College explores new ways to engage retired faculty		Emory University Hospital ranked best in Georgia for third year		Emory summer scholar competes in teen 'Jeopardy!' tournament

Gray Crouse, new director of Emory's Emeritus College, plans to develop more options for retired faculty to remain engaged with the University. Read more »		U.S. News & World Report rates Emory University Hospital as the best hospital in both metro Atlanta and Georgia; other Emory hospitals also rank high. Read more »		Josiah Takang, an ION@Yerkes scholar working at Emory this summer, got to rub elbows with "Jeopardy!" host Alex Trebek as a contestant on the quiz show. Read more »

Engage Emory Sign up for Safe Space training held on Thursday, July 24, from 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. This free monthly training shows participants how to make Emory a safer and more inclusive campus environment for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer faculty, staff and students. Contact Danielle Steele for more information and register through Emory Learning Management System.		Take Note Emory's Goizueta BBA program ranks no. 7 in nation Emory Box offers new secure service for cloud-based document sharing Registration under way for annual Winship Win the Fight 5K New classical galleries create display space for Carlos objects Read more »		Faculty in the News Patrick Sullivan "HIV diagnosis rate fell by third in U.S. over decade," Associated Press via CBS News, July 21 Dorothy A. Brown "Why Holder remark made white people mad," CNN, July 14 Anwar Osborne "Hospital observation savings," Atlanta Journal-Constitution, July 11 Read more »
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