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| Friday, Dec. 16, 2022 | |||
Hi, Emory!
Another great semester has officially drawn to a close ... and somehow it's already time to start thinking about summer. Study abroad applications for summer 2023 are officially open, so explore your options and make a plan. Emory King Week is Jan. 15-22, 2023, with a great lineup of events you'll want to add to your calendar. The Class of 2027 is starting to take shape — meet a few of the first members from the largest and most diverse Early Admission I applicant pool in school history. But whatever you do, take some time during the break to catch up with loved ones and relax — you've earned it. We'll be back in your inboxes in January. See you next year! |
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A look back at a wonderful year |
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Reflection 2022: Emory's year in reviewAs 2022 winds down, take a look back at 10 of the most-read stories from the Emory News Center — with more headlines so you can delve deeper into this year of ambition, achievement and service. |
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Impact 2022: Emory stories to inspire youEmory’s mission is “to create, preserve, teach, and apply knowledge in the service of humanity,” and throughout 2022, the university community found countless ways to do just that. Check out these inspiring stories, including student Laila Sabreen, who published her novel this year. |
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Entertainment Watch, read, listen: Emory TV, books, podcasts and more to enjoy over winter breakThe slower pace at the end of the year is a perfect time to relax and catch up on media you may have missed. Consider adding these Emory TV shows, podcasts, books and more to your list. |
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Support Pell Grant marks 50 years of helping students realize their dreamsPell Grants are celebrating 50 years of changing students’ lives. At Emory, they’re just one piece of the Emory Advantage program, where students with financial need receive grants, offering the opportunity to graduate debt-free. |
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Milestone A new era: Looking back at the impact of Title IX on Emory athleticsWhen Title IX passed in 1972, it banned discrimination on the basis of sex in higher education, including sports. Meet the women athletes who broke barriers at Emory then and now. |
Happy Holidays from President Fenves and Provost Bellamkonda |
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Emory is an extraordinary place, filled with extraordinary students, faculty and staff. With the winter break around the corner, end your week on a festive note with this holiday video filled with smiling faces and silly selfies. |
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More top stories |
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Students Emory welcomes first members of Class of 2027The Class of 2027 is beginning to take shape, with Early Decision I and QuestBridge students admitted to the Atlanta and Oxford campuses, ready to take on their future at Emory. |
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Achievement Emory’s Noah Okada named Quad Fellow for work applying AI to neuroscience researchEmory College senior Noah Okada is one of only 100 global winners of the new Quad Fellowship, an effort to build a global network of elite thinkers working across science and technology to solve real-world problems. |
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Connections Emory students, faculty mentor the next generation at Latino Youth Leadership ConferenceFor the seventh year, Emory hosted Latino middle- and high school students to inspire hope and remind them that attending college is an achievable goal no matter what their background might be. |
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Academics Students discover crucial role of communications in Emory ‘Pandemic Reflections’ courseIn “Pandemic Reflections,” the Emory University Course for fall 2022, convenor Jodie Guest led undergraduate, graduate and professional students on a journey to discover lessons learned from the HIV/AIDS and COVID-19 pandemics. |
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Accomplishment Emory Farmworker Project beneficiary shares story with PA graduatesWhile Erick Martínez Juárez was growing up, he and his family received health care through the Emory Farmworker Project. The experience helped inspire him to become a doctor, and on Dec. 16, he shared his story with the Physician Assistant Class of 2022 as their commencement speaker. |
Plan now for King Week events in January |
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| As you look toward next semester, mark your calendar for Emory’s King Week, a series of events Jan. 15–22 honoring the life and legacy of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the civil rights movement. Programs include a keynote address, educational lectures, spiritual services, community service projects, celebrations and exhibits. |
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Celebration
Law and nursing students celebrate winter graduation
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