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Thursday, July 9, 2020
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UNIVERSITY
Emory joins legal challenge in support of international students
Emory University has joined an amicus brief supporting a lawsuit to block a new federal policy that would not allow international students to retain their F-1 visas if their course of study is entirely online.

 

PHILANTHROPY
Largest individual gift in Oxford’s history will have lasting impact
Oxford College has received an estate gift of $8.4 million, the largest individual cash gift in its history. Half of the donation will fund student financial aid through the Duane and Emy Blair Scholarship Endowment, with the other half reserved for capital improvements to campus buildings and infrastructure.

ENVIRONMENT
Emory scholars design public digital resource to explore Georgia’s coast
The Georgia Coast Atlas is an online gateway to the dynamic ecosystems and intriguing history of the state’s 100-mile-long coast and barrier islands, weaving together research, fieldwork and technology to create an unprecedented resource for educators, conservationists, students and the public. The interactive trove keeps expanding through the efforts of Emory students and faculty.

 

DISCOVERY
HIV pre-exposure drug regimen highly effective in preventing infection
A new drug regimen requiring injections every eight weeks has shown to be more effective in preventing HIV infection than one in which a pill must be taken daily. Emory enrolled more than 300 volunteers in the study.

HEALTH
Emory team brings COVID-19 testing to poultry workers in rural Georgia
Emory epidemiologist Jodie Guest and graduate students from the Rollins School of Public Health provided COVID-19 tests to 450 poultry plant workers, family members and other contacts during a recent trip to Hall County.
 
EMORY INSIDER
 
Emory Insider

 

Stay informed: The new Emory Forward website serves as a hub for information and resources as the university community continues a phased-in return to campus. Visit regularly to view videos, gain self-care tips and explore Emory’s detailed health and safety plan.
 
TAKE NOTE
 
Emory leaders offer update on fall 2020 planning
Emory leaders offer update on fall 2020 planning

Emory key part of newly launched NIH network for COVID-19 clinical trials
Emory key part of newly launched NIH network for COVID-19 clinical trials

Law professor An-Na'im honored by Carnegie Corporation as 'Great Immigrant'
Law professor An-Na'im honored by Carnegie Corporation as 'Great Immigrant'

Emory Nursing Learning Center to provide work, study and learning space in Decatur
Emory Nursing Learning Center to provide work, study and learning space in Decatur

Acclaim: Recent recognitions for faculty and staff
Acclaim: Recent recognitions for faculty and staff
 
FEATURED EVENTS
 
Workshop: "Creating Effective Infographics"

 

Workshop: "Creating Effective Infographics"
Learn about information architecture, best practices and helpful tips and tricks to create infographics using the web-based tool Piktochart.
When: July 15, 1:00 p.m.
Where: Zoom
Admission: Free; registration required
Online Lecture: "The Tomb Chapel of Menna"

 

Online Lecture: "The Tomb Chapel of Menna"
Hear Melinda Hartwig, the Carlos Museum’s curator of Ancient Egyptian, Nubian and Near Eastern Art, present a lecture on behalf of the American Research Center in Egypt: “The Tomb Chapel of Menna (TT 69): The Art, Culture and Science of Painting in an Egyptian Tomb.”
When: July 15, 1:00 p.m.
Where: Online
Admission: Free; registration required
 
EMORY IN THE NEWS
 
Pandemic, protests cause racism to resonate as a public health issue

 

Pandemic, protests cause racism to resonate as a public health issue
July 8 |  Kimberly Jacob Arriola |  U.S. News and World Report

'Masks are a critical piece' to protect yourself and others against coronavirus, doctor says

 

'Masks are a critical piece' to protect yourself and others against coronavirus, doctor says
July 4 |  Colleen Kraft |  The Today Show

Drop in ER visits fuels concerns that Americans avoiding hospitals over coronavirus fears

 

Drop in ER visits fuels concerns that Americans avoiding hospitals over coronavirus fears
July 3 |  Tricia Smith |  NBC News
 
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