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Tuesday, June 29, 2021
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COMMITMENT
President Fenves responds to racial and social justice advisory committee reports
Emory’s racial and social justice initiatives advance significantly as President Fenves responds to reports issued by the Task Force on Untold Stories and Disenfranchised Populations and the University Committee on Naming Honors.

 

COMMUNICATION
Message from President Fenves: Continuing to examine the Emory story
Last year President Gregory L. Fenves announced steps to examine Emory’s history and reconcile elements of our past with our present mission and values. He updated the Emory community in a message sent June 28.

 

LEADERSHIP
CDC global health veteran to lead Emory Global Health Institute
Rebecca Martin, an internationally known expert in immunization, health systems strengthening and outbreak response, has been named Emory University’s new vice president for global health and director of the Emory Global Health Institute.

 

UNIVERSITY
Search process launched for the next dean of Goizueta Business School
The just-launched search site for the next dean of Goizueta Business School details the Search Advisory Committee members, provides the means to nominate or apply and seeks community input. Watch the site for upcoming town halls and other milestones.

IMPACT
Emory apologizes to doctor who overcame medical school rejection based on race
After a rejection from Emory’s School of Medicine more than 60 years ago because of his race, prominent physician M. Gerald Hood tells his story of resolve and triumph.
 
EMORY INSIDER
 
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The Way Forward: How can we bounce back from the economic devastation of the COVID-19 pandemic? What will our new workplaces and workdays look like? Read how Emory economists and business leaders believe businesses and markets might rebound, or read the full series
 
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COMMUNITY
‘Emory Inspired’: Emory Community Building and Social Change
With a seed gift from the Kenneth Cole Foundation in 2002, Emory launched the CBSC program, which soon became a national model for integrating research and classroom learning with community engagement.

 

SCIENCE
Zeroing in on a mosquito menace
Emory scientists tap big data to target a tiny predator and the viral diseases it spreads, including dengue fever and Zika.

 

RESEARCH
NIH grant to support study of SARS Coronavirus-2 in wastewater
A team of Emory researchers is partnering with Ceres Nanosciences on a $3 million project supported by a grant to Ceres from the National Institutes of Health to test wastewater for SARS-CoV-2.

 

SUPPORT
Georgia Climate Project receives $300,000 grant from Ray C. Anderson Foundation
The Ray C. Anderson Foundation has awarded a $300,000 grant to Emory and its partners for the next phase of the Georgia Climate Project, a consortium of colleges and universities working to strengthen Georgia’s ability to prepare for and respond to a changing climate.
 
TAKE NOTE
 
Campus fitness centers reopen July 1 with safety protocols in place
Campus fitness centers reopen July 1 with safety protocols in place

New Diabetes Prevention Program begins in August; learn more and register for an info session in July
New Diabetes Prevention Program begins in August; learn more and register for an info session in July

Candler School of Theology receives gift to endow postdoctoral fellowship in Jain Studies
Candler School of Theology receives gift to endow postdoctoral fellowship in Jain Studies

Kristy Martyn of School of Nursing honored with Fulbright U.S. Scholar Award to the U.K.
Kristy Martyn of School of Nursing honored with Fulbright U.S. Scholar Award to the U.K.

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EMORY IN THE NEWS
 
Why young adults are among the biggest barriers to mass immunity

 

Why young adults are among the biggest barriers to mass immunity
June 28 |  Jodie Guest |  New York Times

These beating heart cells went to space. This is how they could save patients

 

These beating heart cells went to space. This is how they could save patients
June 25 |  Kevin Maher and Chunhui Xu |  CNN

Health care experts evaluate the pros and cons of a specialized MBA

 

Health care experts evaluate the pros and cons of a specialized MBA
June 23 |  Steven Culler |  Fortune
 
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