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Librarian, theologian receive Emory Medals

Sarah Long 69G is a librarian who has devoted her career to innovatively promoting libraries in her community. Eugene Zimmerman 54T is a theologian who has criss-crossed his home state of Florida and the Caribbean tirelessly tending his congregations every step of the way.
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What is EmoryWire and why am I receiving it?

EmoryWire is the Emory Alumni Association’s new and improved electronic publication, and it is your connection to the entire University community.
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Keeping up with the Jones

Fall is orientation time at Emory. Students return to campus, the vast majority of them freshmen in Emory College. The University welcomes them with wide-open arms and several days of orientation events culminating in Convocation, one of Emory’s most valued traditions.
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The Class of 2010: By the Numbers

Each fall injects a sense of renewal across Emory’s campus. A large part of that feeling is the energy brought here by incoming first-year students. Below are a few statistics about Emory’s Class of 2010.
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Let’s Go Emory! parties introduce freshman to community

Weeks before any incoming freshmen stepped foot on the Emory campus, the Emory Alumni Association (EAA) introduced them to alumni ambassadors who personally welcomed them to the Emory community.
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New Turman Hall is first step to fresh freshman experience

Creating an engaged residential community for students is a goal for Emory. As a part of the university’s Campus Master Plan, the Department of Residence Life and Housing in the Division of Campus Life has embarked on the first of several major residentially based capital projects to create a Freshman Village in the heart of Emory’s campus. The Freshman Village concept involves enhancing not only residence halls but also programmatic aspects within these halls.
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New alumni club makes big opening splash

At the inaugural meeting of the Emory Alumni Presidents Club on May 11, the then-president of the Emory Alumni Board (EAB) Andrea Casson 88BBA 93MBA, reflected on what her alumna volunteer activities might be like once her presidency is completed in September.
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Public health nursing graduates ready for peak
of hurricane season

Recently graduated Emory nursing students trained in emergency preparedness are entering the nursing workforce just in time for the height of hurricane season. Last month, these students completed their master’s degrees in Public Health Nursing Leadership (PHNL) from the Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing.
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Emory is charter member of “new” Ivy League

Only in education (or perhaps geology) could an entity with 170 years of history be considered “new.” So while the world at large may be a bit slow in coming around, a recently released publication has acknowledged something the Emory community has long known: we’re among the best universities in the country, if not the world.
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