Around Emory The importance of political inclusion and empathy August 21, 2018 Political inclusion and empathy are vital components of meaningful conversations at Emory, President Claire E. Sterk explains in a new video, part of the university’s “Conversations with America.” Print Resources Emory University Office of the President Office of the President: Videos Conversations with America Related Stories Around Emory Why Emory embraces difficult conversations Around Emory Sterk discusses the impact of technology in higher education Around Emory Sterk discusses the impact and value of higher education Around Emory Emory's approach to open expression gains attention Around Emory Emory hosts community conversation on America's opioid crisis Top Stories Arts & Culture For students and HBO’s ‘The Gilded Age,’ Emory historian makes past feel present Erica Dunbar, Emory professor of African American studies, ensures historical accuracy on HBO’s “The Gilded Age” as the show’s co-executive producer and lead historical consultant. The show is nominated for eight Emmy Awards, including “Outstanding Drama Series.” Student Experience Meet Emory's Class of 2030 Emory's Class of 2030 represents 46 states, 71 countries beyond the U.S., and thousands of unique experiences. Get to know the class and find out what inspires the newest Emory Eagles. Academic Innovation Mellon Foundation awards Emory $1.8 million to expand ethical AI research The Mellon Foundation funds will help support the Atlanta Interdisciplinary AI Network and advance ethical, human-centered AI research supporting community partnerships, education and more. Emory professor Lauren Klein is the grant’s principal investigator.
