|
If you can't see this message,
view it in your browser.
Emory Report is best viewed in light mode. |
|||
 |
|
||
| For Students | |||
| Thursday, Sep. 8, 2022 | |||
Hi, Emory!Now that you’re settling into the semester, it’s time to find some ways to fill your spare time. Read “10 things to do around Emory in September” for some budget-friendly ideas and check out volunteer opportunities through Welcoming Day of Service on Saturday. Be sure to register for the Sept. 19 Carter Town Hall, this year featuring ⚽️ ⭐️ Megan Rapinoe. (You can also submit a question that she might answer during the event!) First-year students can attend in person and received ticket information via email; other students and members of the broader Emory community can register to watch the livestream. Have a great rest of the week! |
This week’s top stories |
|
Activities 10 things to do around Emory in SeptemberSeptember is loaded with options for entertainment and learning. Enjoy the beauty of Lullwater Preserve or attend concerts, art exhibits, inspiring lectures — including one by soccer star Megan Rapinoe — and more. |
|
|
Wellness COVID-19 questions answered: How Emory is addressing the pandemic this semesterChief Resilience Officer Amir St. Clair explains Emory’s transition to a new phase of COVID-19 response, describes how the campus community can navigate surges in positive cases and provides important reminders for students, faculty and staff to follow. |
|
Research Students tackle Atlanta housing question in summer data projectUsing funding and additional training from Microsoft, five students worked with faculty and Neighborhood Nexus this summer on data analysis exploring metro Atlanta's rental housing market. Their analysis allowed them to build a price prediction model. |
|
Input Emory community invited to Twin Memorials design sessions this monthThe firm Baskervill is leading eight sessions showing design concepts to the Emory community for the Twin Memorials, which will honor enslaved individuals and their descendants who lived and worked on Emory’s original campus. Find out how you can attend. |
| Visit the Emory News Center |
Serve the community with fellow students |
|
|
Emory’s Welcoming Day of Service, hosted by Volunteer Emory, will be held Saturday, Sept. 10. Check-in and kickoff start promptly at 11 a.m. on McDonough Plaza. It’s a great opportunity for the Emory community (students, faculty, staff and alumni) to come together and volunteer around Atlanta. Participants will wrap up the day with a short onsite reflection and return to campus by 4:30 p.m. Register at The Hub using the “Service” tab or directly on Emory OPEN using the “Emory OPEN login” button. |
|
| View the full Emory events calendar |
Creativity Artist Charmaine Minniefield conjures a new freedom at Carlos Museum ‘Indigo Prayers’ exhibitWhen Charmaine Minniefield went to Gambia, West Africa, she painted her prayers. The result is the exhibition “Indigo Prayers,” which the museum recently celebrated with public events. Catch the exhibit before it closes Sept. 11. |
|
|
||||||
Resources for Students |
Emory Report |
||||||
|
Editor in Chief: Leigh DeLozier Interim Assistant Vice President of Enterprise Communications: Laura Douglas-Brown Vice President of Communications and Marketing: Luke Anderson Emory Report is published by Communications and Marketing Read the Emory Report Guidelines Copyright 2022 Emory University | All Rights Reserved 201 Dowman Drive, Atlanta, Georgia 30322 USA | 404.727.6123 |
|||||||
