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Hello, Emory!We have many things to celebrate as we move into the new week. Here are three worth noting: 🎾 The men’s tennis team won its 10th Intercollegiate Tennis Association indoor team national championship on Sunday. Congrats, Eagles! Read the highlights and get details about all sports on the Emory Athletics and Oxford Athletics websites. 📚 We’re counting the days until the Ellmann Lectures return to campus March 3-5, featuring poet Natasha Trethewey and writer Fintan O’Toole. There’s still time to reserve your spot to enjoy conversations based on “Writing Lives.” 🔬 Winship Cancer Institute has established a new endowed professorship, thanks to Curing Kids Cancer. Watch your inbox each day to keep up to date on the latest news across Emory. Have a great week! — The Emory Report Team |
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Athletics Emory men’s tennis wins 10th Intercollegiate Tennis Association indoor team national championshipAfter taking down the Washington University Bears 4-0 on Sunday morning, the Eagles men’s tennis program took home its 10th Intercollegiate Tennis Association indoor team national championship title, all of which have been won under head coach John Browning. |
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Faculty Miriam Udel named 2024-25 Emory College Chronos FellowMiriam Udel, a scholar of Yiddish language, literature and culture, has been awarded the Chronos Faculty Fellowship in Emory College of Arts and Sciences for 2024. The fellowship will help support her upcoming research. |
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Perspective Author David Sterling Brown in conversation on ‘Shakespeare’s White Others’ Feb. 29The discussion, facilitated by Emory professor Sheila Cavanagh, builds on Brown’s analysis of characters who are not quite “white enough” and will bring Shakespeare’s work together with current issues such as gender, sexuality, trauma, mental health, policing, Black feminism and more. |
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Health Sciences $1.3 million gift from Curing Kids Cancer endows professorshipA gift from Curing Kids Cancer to Winship Cancer Institute includes funds to create an endowed professorship and for immediate research funding. Kelly Goldsmith has been named the inaugural Curing Kids Cancer Professor of Pediatric Oncology. |
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