Amy Wood (PhD '02) to receive the Lillian Smith Book Award at the Decatur Book Festival on September 5. +

Roy Xu, Biostatistics, is selected to present his research at the NIH National Graduate Student Research Festival. +

Elizabeth Ohneck, MMG, receives award to present her research at the 17th International Pathogenic Neisseria conference. +

Working for Respect

Graduate student Kelly Erby, History, explains how the profession of waitering and wearing an apron were connected to the struggle of African-Americans for dignity and respect in antebellum Boston and beyond.

Certificate in Mind, Brain and Culture

This certificate offers students cross-disciplinary training experience to broaden their knowledge of and experience with concepts, theories, and methods pertaining to the study of mind, brain, and culture from fields outside their own. Find out more at the CMBC website.

Certificate in Translational Science

This certificate offers a multidisciplinary program that gives PhD students in the biomedical sciences the expertise and experience to translate fundamental biomedical scientific discoveries into treatments that will benefit human health. Find out more at the Translational Science website.