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For Students | Thursday, Jan. 9, 2025

For Students

Thursday, Jan. 9, 2025

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Remembering President Carter

We continue to reflect on the life and legacy of President Jimmy Carter and his decades of collaboration with Emory, including founding The Carter Center and his serving as University Distinguished Professor for more than 40 years.

Students who are on or near campus today are invited to join community members in Cannon Chapel at 10 a.m. to watch the national funeral service for President Carter.

Tribute

Emory remembers President Jimmy Carter

With the passing of President Jimmy Carter, the world has lost a beacon for justice and human rights, and Emory has lost a beloved member of our community. The Carter Center was founded in partnership with Emory, and President Carter served as University Distinguished Professor, engaging with generations of students and faculty.

Campus

Emory community invited to Cannon Chapel to watch President Carter’s funeral together

As an Emory professor for four decades, President Carter inspired generations of students, faculty and staff. The Emory community is invited to gather in Cannon Chapel at 10 a.m. today to watch Carter’s national funeral service.

Reflection

Celebrating President Carter with Emory alumni

President Carter's dedication to humanity inspired generations of Emory alumni. Hear Emory College graduates Lisa Cooper, Mark Kasman and Cameron Taylor recall how President Carter touched their lives as students.

Impact

The statesman vs. the fiery serpent: Jimmy Carter’s quest to eliminate Guinea worm disease worldwide

In 1986, former President Carter set out to wipe Guinea worm disease from the globe. He very nearly succeeded. Guinea worm is poised to become the second human disease in history to be eradicated, following smallpox.

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Save the date: Emory event on Feb. 10 to celebrate the life of President Carter

Join current and former Emory students, faculty and staff to celebrate the extraordinary life of President Jimmy Carter on Monday, Feb. 10, at 2 p.m. on Emory’s Atlanta campus and streaming online. The event will include community fellowship, music and special guest reflections. More details including location and program participants will follow.

To help with preparations, please sign up to indicate your interest in attending this event. You may also submit your memories or personal reflections.

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