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What's New
Tenure
Without a Book?
MLA president urges tenure and promotion committees to rethink
the "one book minimum"requirement for tenure
July 8, 2002
The
Controversy Continues
Two years after the Lipstadt trial, the David Irving libel
case still generates news
June 25, 2002
W.S.
Merwin Praises Book By Franklin D. Lewis
A positive review of Rumi--Past and Present, East and West
in The New York Review of Books
June 24, 2002
3TC
Dispute Settled
Emory settles patent dispute with pharmaceutical companies
June 11, 2002
Tough
Times on the Mommy Track
An excerpt from a talk by Joan Williams, Director of the Program
on Gender, Work, and Family at American University Law School
June 5, 2002
Statistics
in the Service of Human Rights
An excerpt from a talk
by Richard Claude, Professor Emeritus of Government and Politics
at University of Maryland
June 5, 2002
More
Mind, Body, Medicine
Professor of Rehabilitation Medicine Steven Wolf to speak
on Tai Chi Chuan on June 25
May 8, 2002
September
11: Scholarly Responses
"From 'Cleopatra' to 'Swaddled Breeders': America's War
on Terrorism and the Politics of 'Information' on Women in
Afghanistan," by Kathryn Yount, Assistant Professor in
the Department of International Health in the Rollins School
of Public Health
April 22, 2002
We're
taking a good look at ourselves
Help us evaluate the Academic
Exchange by responding to our web survey, online at AESurvey.cc..emory.edu
April 19, 2002
Hormone
Replacement Therapy a Health Threat to Menopausal Women?
Nanette Wenger, a professor and
Chief of Cardiology at Grady Hospital, is featured in today's
New York Times about startling findings on a drug given
to many menopausal women
April 18, 2002
Highlights
from EduCATE
Excerpts from two talks at EduCATE:
A Forum for Teaching and Technology, held on campus March
25-26, 2002
April 3, 2002
The
Rise and Fall of TB
An excerpt from a talk by Kenneth
G. Castro, Director of the Division for Tuberculosis Elimination
at Centers for Disease Control
March 26, 2002
September
11: Scholarly Responses
Sandra B. Dunbar, Charles Howard Candler Professor of Cardiovascular
Nursing, on coping in times of tragedy
March 18, 2002
Ethics
in Lean Times
An excerpt from an essay coming out in the April Academic
Exchange by James Fowler on changing employee compensation
and benefits at Emory
March 8, 2002
A
Request for Collegial Input
Candler Professor of Physics
Sidney Perkowitz asks for help with his latest science book
for general readers, Digital People: From Bionic Humans
to Androids
March 4, 2002
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Current
Issue
The Humanities at Emory
New center makes a case for relevance
Plus: Human
Subjects Review in the Humanities
Continued
Conversations
Disputed
Territory
A fable from the shaman's garden
Michael M. McQuaide, Professor of Sociology,
Oxford Colleg e
Should
Medicine be Colorblind?
The significance of race in diagnosis and medical research
Mark Risjord, Associate Professor of Philosophy
September
11:
Scholarly Responses
Flags
and Fears
Compulsive repetition and national identity
Angelika Bammer, Associate Professor, Graduate
Institute of the Liberal Arts
Framing
an Ethical Audit
Changing employee compensation and benefits at Emory
James W. Fowler, Director of the Center for
Ethics and Candler Professor of Theology
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