See highlights of Emory's top 2012 achievements

December 31, 2012 By Stephen Beehler

Brooke Healey, an Emory College of Arts and Sciences sophomore from Highlands Ranch, Colorado, walks us through some of the very best moments from all parts of the Emory University community during 2012.

Featured stories:

Emory's Trethewey named U.S. Poet Laureate

Emory external research funding tops $500 million for third year

Vaccine center receives $7 million as part of major HIV/AIDS focus

$8.3M grant for Autism Center of Excellence links Atlanta partners

Emory University Hospital earns top Atlanta spot in U.S. News & World Report rankings

Two Emory hospitals awarded for quality achievements by University HealthSystem Consortium

Nurse donates own kidney to patient in need

Emory named 'Best Value' by Kiplinger's

MBA program ranks No. 1 in employment

Emory joins Coursera to offer online courses worldwide

Emory helps launch for-credit online education program

Women's swimming and diving wins third-straight title

National title caps off perfect season for tennis team

William Foege named National Medal of Freedom recipient

American Academy elects Emory's Schuchard

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Top Stories

Yujin Ha, a young female student, plays a violin in front of a banner that says Undergraduate Research Symposium
Student Experience

Undergraduate research offers endless avenues for discovery

Did you know a trip to Italy to visit violin makers is research? Or that a single plant has hundreds of enzymes to unlock? It’s all part of the research these seven undergraduates are pursuing.
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Academic Innovation

Sean Clarke named dean of Emory’s School of Nursing

Joining Emory from the New York University Rory Meyers College of Nursing, Sean Clarke is an internationally renowned nursing leader, researcher and educator. He will begin his term Aug. 1.
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Health

PTSD Awareness Month: Emory expands efforts to connect Texas veterans with no-cost treatment

Emory Healthcare Veterans Program is expanding Texas outreach to connect more veterans with no-cost PTSD care, highlighting its Atlanta-based two-week treatment program for veterans from Texas and across the country.