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| Friday, Oct. 14, 2022 | |||
Hi, Emory!We hope you enjoyed your fall break! Campus is already busy again, with Homecoming activities kicking off this weekend and Tibet Week beginning on Monday. Later this month, you can join discussions about honoring the Indigenous peoples who lived on the land where Emory is located. If you’re a photographer, submit your entry to the Global Health Photography Contest by Oct. 16. And if you want to watch some cool films from Emory Libraries’ collections, grab some popcorn and join Home Movie Day on Oct. 20. Plus, be sure to watch our video of highlights from the Atlanta Pride Parade. The Emory community was a strong supporter! Have a great weekend! |
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Campus
Get ready to celebrate Emory’s Homecoming
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Connections Emory to recognize Tibet Week with full slate of eventsA week full of activities Oct. 17-22 brings opportunities to learn about compassion, meditation and Emory’s relationship with His Holiness the Dalai Lama and the Drepung Loseling Monastery in South India. |
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Creativity ‘Blue Gate’ art installation invites viewers to renew themselvesA temporary sculpture installed on the Atlanta campus uses a house shape to symbolize an invisible place to meditate and recover a true sense of self, just as a house offers physical shelter for rest and recovery. |
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Opportunity Oxford students share research at linguistics conference in ArizonaLinguistics professor Jack Hardy led a group of seven current and former students to present their research at the 2022 American Association for Corpus Linguistics Conference held in Flagstaff, Arizona. |
Community
Supporting Atlanta Pride
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Recognizing Indigenous Peoples’ Day |
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Conversations Muscogee Nation members to conduct teach-in; Emory community invited to Indigenous Language Path listening sessionsJoin discussions Oct. 27-28 about honoring the Indigenous peoples who lived on land where Emory is located. On Oct. 28, Muscogee Nation members will share their traditions at a teach-in. |
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Commitment
Emory’s Land Acknowledgment recognizes displaced Indigenous nations
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| October events: Indigenous Peoples | |
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October |
Southeast Woodlands Stickball Summit Exhibition Game10:30 a.m. | Historic Fourth Ward Park |
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October |
Panel Discussion: Southeast Woodlands Stickball Summit7:00 p.m. | Michael C. Carlos Museum, Ackerman Hall |
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October |
Indigenous Language Path Listening Session (Oxford campus)5:30 p.m. | Oxford College, Dean's Dining Room |
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October |
Faculty and Staff Indigenous Language Path Listening Session (Atlanta campus)10:30 a.m. | Convocation Hall |
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October |
Student Indigenous Language Path Listening Session (Atlanta campus)12:00 p.m. | Convocation Hall |
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October |
Muscogee Nation Teach-In2:30 p.m. | Atlanta Campus Academic Quad |
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