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| Thursday, June 1, 2023 | |||
Hi, Emory!A fresh month means lots of fresh, new content — and things happening across campus. Here's just a taste of what's in today's issue:
If you're missing Emory this summer, make sure to follow the university on Instagram @EmoryUniversity. We'll see you soon, Eagles! |
This week's top stories |
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Athletics Annika Urban wins 1500-meter title on final day of NCAA ChampionshipsEmory University senior Annika Urban captured the NCAA outdoor national championship Saturday afternoon in the 1500-meter run with a time of 4:22.16. It is her first-ever outdoor national title and the fifth-ever outdoor national title in the women's program history. |
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Conversation Sharing how academic libraries and museums can value community over collectionsWhat would it look like for libraries and museums to focus more on community-based knowledge and expertise? Clinton Fluker and Mike Murawski will share their ideas during a June 7 event sponsored by Emory Libraries. |
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Achievement Emory Athletics unveils Hall of Fame Class of 2023Eight individuals comprise the Emory Athletics Hall of Fame Class of 2023, bringing the member total to 178. They will be inducted during Homecoming Weekend in October, but you can learn about the honorees now. |
Activities 5 Pride Month events to plan for in JuneEmory is celebrating Pride Month with events that address multiple aspects of LGBTQ+ identity. Read about a few you won’t want to miss. |
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Recognition Berlin Prize awarded to Emory College historian Mariana CandidoHistorian Mariana Candido is writing a book focused on African women’s multiple roles in the early days of the slave trade. The work, supported by the Berlin Prize, grew out of one of her courses. |
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Opportunity Emory School of Nursing receives gift to train pediatric psychiatric mental health nurse practitionersEmory University’s Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing is partnering with the Liz Blake Giving Fund and Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta to develop a scholarship program to expand and equip the workforce of pediatric mental health professionals. |
Inspiration Dedication of COVID-19 sculpture honors Emory Healthcare and university personnelThrough a generous gift from alumnus Sidney Yarbrough III and his wife, Rebecca, Emory acquired the sculpture “Resting Figure,” which pays tribute to the heroism of health care and university staff during the pandemic’s long course. |
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Traffic advisory in effect |
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The DeKalb County Department of Watershed Management began repairing water lines at the intersection of Clifton Road and Haygood Drive this week. This work will occur Monday–Friday (excluding major holidays), 9 a.m.–5 p.m., and is scheduled to last one month. Buildings will remain open and accessible throughout construction. However, bike lanes and sidewalks near the intersection will be impacted, so bicycle riders and pedestrians will need to find alternate routes. Police officers and traffic flaggers will assist motorists in moving safely around the closures. Campus Services officials ask that those who use Clifton Road and Haygood Drive plan for traffic delays and avoid the area if possible. |
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