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| Wednesday, June 12, 2024 | |||
Hi, Emory!Looking to beat the heat? Kick back by reading some great stories from across Emory. This week, we’ve got great news from athletics, celebrity visitors on campus, an alum who shares how he turned his lifelong passion for theater into a sizzling career co-producing Broadway hits and more. Plus, check out Juneteenth resources and find out how to get free audiobooks and e-books from the libraries to put your summer reading into overdrive. See you next week, Eagles! |
This week’s top stories |
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From Emory Magazine Big on Broadway: Alum's journey from child actor to award-winning producerJonathan Demar 13C shares how he turned his lifelong passion for theater into a sizzling career co-producing Broadway hits — including recent shows like “Stereophonic,” “Merrily We Roll Along” and “An Enemy of the People” — vying for 2024 Tony Awards this weekend. |
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Athletics Eagles finish third in 2023-24 LEARFIELD Directors’ CupFollowing a spring season where six programs competed in the NCAA postseason, Emory finished third in the final edition of the LEARFIELD Directors’ Cup standings, the highest finish for the Eagles since 2016. |
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Leadership Darleny Cepin named Oxford senior associate dean of campus lifeDarleny Cepin, a visionary leader in fostering vibrant educational communities, will join Oxford College as senior associate dean of campus life and chief student affairs officer beginning July 15. |
Health Care
Emory University Hospital and Columbus State University hold graduation ceremony for patient waiting on heart transplant
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Celebrate Juneteenth with Emory Libraries |
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Juneteenth is next Wednesday, June 19. To celebrate, join Emory Libraries for button-making in the Woodruff Library lobby on Monday, June 17, from 11 a.m.-1 p.m., sponsored by the Emory Libraries DEI committee and the Rose Library. All materials will be provided and the event is free. Plus, learn more about the holiday through the libraries’ collection of books, podcasts, articles and more that chronicle the importance of the day. |
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Connections Ethan and Maya Hawke visit Emory Libraries’ ‘Crossroads’ exhibitFollowing the release of the film “Wildcat,” about writer Flannery O’Connor, Ethan and Maya Hawke toured Emory Libraries’ “Crossroads” exhibit in conversation with its curators, then participated in a community screening of the film and a Creativity Conversation. |
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