PhD student Melissa Creary (ILA) receives national attention for work on sickle cell disease

Ms. Creary, also a health scientist with the Centers for Disease Control, was recently featured by the Partnership for Public Service and The Washington Post Read More

Student Awards: Amy Elkins (English) receives the 2011 SAMLA Graduate Student Essay Prize

The South Atlantic Modern Language Association's (SAMLA) Graduate Student Essay Prize seeks to honor a graduate student for excellence in scholarly presentation. Read More

Professor Pamela Scully (Chair of Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies) awarded SSRC grant

The grant will be used to facilitate a workshop as part of the SSRC Dissertation Proposal Development Fellowship Program for 2012. Read More

Alumnus Dr. Jim Gavin (PhD, 1970) makes bequest to support the Laney Graduate School

One of two African American students in the basic health sciences doctoral program, Dr. Gavin was the first to earn the PhD in 1970.

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"The Letters of Samuel Beckett, Volume 2: 1941-1956" to debut in America at Emory

This highly anticipated volume will be celebrated at Emory with an evening of readings and a workshop for students, writers and theatre artists called Staging Narrative. Read More

Concerned about the job market? Thinking about non-academic careers?

The Laney Graduate School is pleased to offer students access to The Versatile PhD, a web-based resource driven by a thriving community of graduate students and "versatile PhDs" who have successfully used their degrees to pursue non-academic careers.

Did you know that the Computer Science and Informatics doctoral program offers a concentration in Biomedical Informatics?

Visit the Computer Science and Informatics degree page to learn more!

Interested in connecting with successful alumni for informal mentoring and professional guidance?

Visit the Networking and Mentoring Programs page to learn more about upcoming opportunities to expand your professional network.