Kevin Yehl (Chemistry) sees mentorship opportunity in summer research travel

Kevin will travel to Singapore this summer to conduct research at one of seven NSF-sponsored East Asia and Pacific Summer Institutes   Read More

Recent Dissertations: Sarah Vitorino (Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies) on walking the line and making a difference

It is widely known that the United States has one of the highest incarceration rates in the world. Fewer people know that women are the fastest-growing segment of the American prison population.   Read More

Recent Dissertations: Tiffany Stallings (Epidemiology) studies fruit and vegetable intake among low-income U.S. women

With more than 9 million WIC recipients reported in 2010, Tiffany's work is timely and relevant to efforts to improve nutrition in America.    Read More

The English Language Support Program: Twenty Years of Enhancing Excellence

History. Medicine. Business. For two decades, the English Language Support Program has helped students and professionals in a range of fields harness the power of language to enhance their careers and lives.   Read More

Dr. Pamela Scully on why the Laney Graduate School is a great place for educators and graduate students

Professor Pamela Scully (Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies) discusses why she chose Emory and the importance of graduate education at Emory and in her work.    Read More

Laney News

Professor Rosemarie Garland-Thomson selected as Emory's participant in the HERS Wellesley Institute

Dr. Garland-Thomson, Professor of Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies and English and leading scholar in the field of disabilities studies, was selected by the Office of Community and Diversity and the Emory Center for Women. Read more about her selection and the HERS Wellesley Institute.

"Star Trek into Darkness" and the Ethics of Space Exploration

Professor Paul Root Wolpe, Director of the Emory Center for Ethics, discusses the ethics of space exploration as part of the Emory Looks at Hollywood series. Listen here.

Art History student appointed as first Curator of African Art at the Hood Museum of Art at Dartmouth College

Ugochukwu-Smooth Nzewi is a specialist in modern and contemporary African and African Diaspora art. He will be responsible for the documentation, preservation, research, and development of the museum’s African art collection. Read more.

Religion students awarded prestigious Louisville Institute fellowships

Congratulations to Meredith Coleman-Tobias (American Religious Cultures), Sarah MacDonald (Ethics and Society) and Christopher Holmes (New Testament) for receiving coveted Louisville Institute Doctoral Fellowships for students considering theological education as their vocation. Read their student bios here.

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