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Hello, Emory friends!October always brings plenty of activities to campus and the next two weekends are no exception. Oxford College’s Family Weekend begins Friday and continues through Saturday. Plus, the second annual Ideas Festival Emory is also Saturday at Oxford College. It will be a day full of performances and discussions with world-renowned artists, musicians and others — including a keynote by Rosanne Cash. Emory’s Homecoming and Family Weekend enlivens Atlanta Oct. 23-26. See what’s in store for attendees and make your plans to join the fun. Keep reading for faculty insights on how Jane Goodall’s legendary research impacted their own lives, photos from Winship Cancer Institute’s record-breaking 5K fundraiser, and more. See you next week! — The Emory Report team |
This week’s stories |
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Connections Students build networks, explore career paths during Sophomore SummitThe annual Sophomore Summit connected 70 second-year students with faculty, alumni and staff to engage in meaningful conversations about their trajectory at Emory and potential careers. |
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Creativity Ideas Festival Emory on Saturday will celebrate resilience with leading musicians, artists and scholarsThe second annual Ideas Festival Emory is this Saturday, Oct. 18, and features keynote speaker Rosanne Cash. Check out the full line-up and encourage your student to enjoy performances and discussions from world-renowned artists, musicians, scholars and more across the Oxford campus. |
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Events Come to campus for Homecoming and Family Weekend funWe’re counting the days until Homecoming and Family Weekends! Festivities begin Friday on the Oxford College campus and continue on the Atlanta campus Oct. 23-26. Check out schedule highlights and mark your calendar for the celebration. |
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Impact Emory scientists work to continue Jane Goodall’s legacyUniversity scholars — including Elizabeth Lonsdorf, shown with Jane Goodall in the forest of Gombe in 2000 — forged close bonds with the legendary naturalist and humanitarian, supporting Goodall’s work to put hope into action in Tanzania and globally. |
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