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Hello, 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. We’re also highlighting two projects that feature the work of students: “Buried Truths,” a podcast based on the Georgia Civil Rights Cold Cases Project course, and Frontline Immunity, a grassroots organization some School of Medicine students have joined to help others become health and vaccine ambassadors. If you’re looking for a challenge tonight, watch senior Maya Wright compete in the “Jeopardy! High School Reunion Tournament” at 7:30 p.m. EST. Would you earn a spot in the Tournament of Champions? Take care, Emory family. |
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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. The collaboration began in 1982 and has fostered an extraordinary community of scholarship and practice, advancing peace and improving health worldwide. |
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History Podcast based on Emory class looks at interconnected, racially charged killings from 1958“Buried Truths,” the award-winning podcast led by Emory professor Hank Klibanoff and based on his Georgia Civil Rights Cold Cases Project course, devotes its new season to two 1958 police killings of Black men in Terrell County, Georgia. |
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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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Black History Month events |
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February |
Hair Discovery: Unpacking Hair Discrimination and the Crown Act7:00 p.m. | Oxford Student Center, Mural Room |
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Performance: William Dawson's "Negro Folk Symphony"8:00 p.m. | Symphony Hall |
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Candler School of Theology 13th Annual Heritage Ball8:00 p.m. | Emory Conference Center Hotel |
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Showtime at Oxford Talent Show7:00 p.m. | Phi Gamma Hall |
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