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Hi, Emory!As the Emory community holds President Carter and his family in our thoughts, we look back on 40 years of partnership between Emory and The Carter Center. You can share messages of peace and comfort with President Carter through the center’s website. Students have been receiving some major accolades recently. Keep reading to meet Emory's latest Luce Scholar, the junior who received an NIH scholarship, the senior advancing on “Jeopardy!”, how the Pathways Center is changing lives and more. The second season of the 2O36 podcast is out now and human rights scholar Carol Anderson lays out a blueprint for a better democracy. You can also catch the latest season of “Buried Truths,” which focuses on two racially charged killings in 1958 southwestern Georgia. Oh, and NBA star Shaquille O'Neal is coming to campus on March 1 for a free event in the Emory Student Center — snatch your ticket up before it sells out. Happy reading and enjoy the rest of your week, Eagles!
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This week’s top news |
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Community Students show appreciation for Campus Services staffStudents across Emory’s Atlanta and Oxford campuses teamed up to host four events Feb. 16-17 to thank Campus Services staff for all they do on behalf of the university. View some photo highlights. |
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Impact President Carter: Four decades of partnership with EmoryAs Emory joins the world in holding President Jimmy Carter in our thoughts, take a look back at our story from September 2022 marking the 40th anniversary of Carter’s appointment as University Distinguished Professor and the partnership between Emory and The Carter Center. |
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Award Emory College junior receives prestigious NIH scholarshipEmory College junior Hasset Nurelegne is one of only 12 recipients selected to receive the prestigious National Institutes of Health undergraduate scholarship for 2022-23. |
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Awareness Frontline Immunity spreads the word about vaccinesThe newly founded grassroots organization Frontline Immunity works to educate and mentor young students, who in turn become health and vaccine ambassadors in their own communities. |
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Accomplishment Recent Emory College graduate selected for prestigious Luce Scholars programEmory College alumna Layan Ibrahim has been named to the 2023-24 cohort of Luce Scholars. She will expand her research into neuropsychiatric disorders and the role religious cultures place in diagnosis and treatment. |
One Emory Academic Community of Choice: ‘Preparing students for a lifetime of purpose and success’Discover more about how the One Emory strategic framework is putting students first through conversations with Branden Grimmett, associate dean of the Pathways Center, and undergraduate student Cody Nelson. |
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Emory senior becomes semifinalist on “Jeopardy!” |
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Emory senior Maya Wright won her Monday match on “Jeopardy!” to become the first semifinalist in the show's High School Reunion Tournament. Wright will return in the semifinals on March 7. The winner of the finals will receive $100,000 and a spot in this year's Tournament of Champions. Find out more about Wright, including how her time at Emory has helped her prepare and her favorite categories. |
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