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For Students of Emory University Wednesday, May 15, 2019

Commencement 2019   SPECIAL FEATURE Celebrating Emory's Class of 2019 Emory's 174th Commencement celebrated the soaring achievements of the Class of 2019, as this year's talented graduates prepare to transform the world as tomorrow's leaders. Take a look back through videos, photos and more. INSIGHT Young calls on graduates to embrace uncertainty and keep learning In a keynote address drawn from his own experiences in activism, politics and international diplomacy, civil rights leader and former U.S. Ambassador Andrew Young reminded the Class of 2019 that life's challenges "are not stumbling blocks -- those are stepping stones." INSPIRATION Lewis encourages Oxford graduates to 'roll up your sleeves' Giving the Commencement address at Emory's Oxford College, civil rights leader and U.S. Rep. John Lewis called on students to "be bold, be courageous, and continue to build a world, to build a beloved community, where no one is left out or left behind." HONORS Brittain Award winner explores Native American heritage through advocacy and anthropology Recipient of Emory's highest student honor, Klamath Henry has shaped Emory's campus as an advocate for Native American students and racial and social justice. Her future plans include graduate studies in anthropology. HONORS Jagdish Sheth garners Jefferson Award for research, mentoring and philanthropy Lauded for local, regional and international contributions, marketing professor Jagdish Sheth has published more than 350 papers and books while continuously working to inspire and support others. HONORS Mary Jo Lechowicz receives Exemplary Teacher Award for shaping next generation of physicians A professor of hematology and medical oncology, Mary Jo Lechowicz is beloved by medical students for her kindness, listening skills, passion for teaching and dedication to serving communities. HONORS Cuttino Award honors historian Deborah Lipstadt for mentoring excellence Widely recognized for her public scholarship in antisemitism and Holocaust studies, including Holocaust denial, professor Deborah Lipstadt delights in engaging a diverse cross-section of students across all levels of curriculum. HONORS McMullan Award recipient excels in science while striving to give back A refugee raised in Atlanta, Samuel Zinga plans to pursue both a PhD and MD. Along with extensive academic research, his legacy at Emory includes building an education pipeline for other refugee, immigrant and low-income students. HONORS Emory Williams Awards honor distinguished undergraduate teaching The Emory Williams Distinguished Undergraduate Teaching Award is presented annually at Commencement to faculty members in each of the four undergraduate schools. HONORS Awards recognize excellence for graduate and professional school faculty The Provost's Distinguished Teaching Award for Excellence in Graduate and Professional Education and the Eleanor Main Graduate Faculty Mentor Award honor contributions of graduate school faculty. HONORS Emory College class orator focuses on power of community When Dania Quezada spoke to her fellow graduates as the 2019 Emory College Class Orator, she focused on the impact of community, specifically the Emory community that welcomed and supported her as an undocumented student.

EMORY INSIDER   Rent a bike for the summer: Emory partner Bicycle South offers rental bikes for $50 from May through August. Transportation and Parking Services will contact you to schedule a pick-up time at the Parking Office. You can also lease a bike lock for $15, $5 of which will be refunded to you when you turn it in.

Take Note   Emory Writing Center reopens May 21 for summer semester Emory libraries move to summer hours through August Annual Resident Research Day celebrates resident accomplishments and Emory's collaborative research environment

NOTE TO READERS   Summer schedule: With the academic year concluded, Dooley Report shifts to twice-monthly publication. Look for Dooley Report in your inbox every other Wednesday throughout the summer; weekly publication resumes Aug. 21. Visit the Emory News Center for daily headlines and events.

In The News   Photos: Emory University 2019 Commencement May 13 |  Emory University |  Atlanta Journal-Constitution Doctors have more time than thought to treat stroke patients, study suggests May 13 |  Fadi Nahab |  CNN Can the racial gap be closed without speaking of race? May 10 |  Dorothy Brown |  New York Times

Featured Events   Guided Meditation Everyone is welcome for guided meditation taught by ordained teachers from different Buddhist temples and traditions. When: May 16, 6:00 p.m. Where: Cannon Chapel, Room 106 Admission: Free Bike to Work Day Join others from Emory and the CDC who bike, or are interested in biking, to work. When: May 17, 7:30 a.m. Where: Emory Point Admission: Free

16 May Surgical Grand Rounds: Teaching and Learning as a Surgeon When: May 16, 7:00 a.m. Where: Emory University Hospital, Auditorium Admission: Free   16 May Seminar and poster presentations: CFAR Network Science When: May 16, 5:15 p.m. Where: Claudia Nance Rollins Building, Room 1000 Admission: Free; RSVP in advance   17 May Datathon 2019 When: May 17, 11:00 a.m. Where: Atwood Chemistry Center, Room 260 Admission: Free   View the Full Emory Events Calendar

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