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What's New
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
The
Difference
between the DSM and the Ten Commandments:
Science and Society Professor
Howard Kushner on the biological revolution and neuropsychiatry
February 26, 2002
"Tummo,
Toughening Up, and the Training of Desire":
An excerpt from a recent lecture given by psychiatrist Charles
Raison, featured in "Mind,
Body, Medicine"
February 20, 2002
Nursing
in the News:
In the
Atlanta Journal Constitution, Emory Dean of Nursing
Marla Salmon comments on the coming crisis in nursing education
January 16, 2002
Tenenbaum
Time:
James
Carroll, author of Constantine's Sword, to deliver
Tenenbaum Lecture on February 4
January 10, 2002
September
11: Scholarly Responses
"The One That Gets
Past You"
An essay on trends in terrorism by Associate Professor of
Political Science James Larry Taulbee
December 10, 2001
September
11: Scholarly Responses
Professor of Political Science Dan Reiter
compares the conflict in Afghanistan to the Vietnam War
December 3, 2001
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Current
Issue
Mind, Body, Medicine
Is revolution brewing in medical research?
Continued
Conversations
Dystopia
in the School of Medicine
Clinical service demands endanger physician education
Stefan Tigges, Associate Professor of Radiology
September
11:
Scholarly Responses
Patriotism
and the Press
When the news comes veiled in stars and stripes, something
powerful is lost
Catherine S. Manegold, James M. Cox Professor
of Journalism
Making
the Most of Our Intellectual Passions
The Commission on Research at Emory
Claire Sterk, Professor and Chair, Behavioral
Science and Health Education, School of Public Health
The
State of the Disciplines
The
Rise of the Women's Studies Ph.D.
A lively market and uncertain implications
Beth Reingold, Associate Professor of Political
Science
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