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What's New
Your
Attention, Please
New York Times reports on growing technological distractions
in college and university classrooms
January 2, 2003
Race
and Retention
Emory's Department of Political Science will lose three professors,
all African American, by the end of this year.
November 19, 2002
Time,
not Money
Some faculty at other universities are negotiating for more
time with their families, not bigger compensation packages.
November 14, 2002
Shrinking
Budgets at Private Universities
Today's New York Times examines reduced endowment returns
and spending cuts at Stanford, Duke, MIT, Dartmouth, and Emory.
November 5, 2002
Resources
for Crossing the Great Divide
Associate Professor of Spanish and Portuguese Karen Stolley's
bibliography from her essay on faculty-trustee relationships
November 4, 2002
From
Fat Jeans to Fat Genes?
Excerpts from a talk by Kathleen
LeBesco, Assistant Professor of Communication Arts, Marymount
Manhattan College, speaking at a Women's Studies colloquium
on October 2, 2002.
How
are other institutions coping with fiscal shortfalls?
Read summaries of a few recent
Chronicle of Higher Education articles
September 30, 2002
"History
is late"
Read a new poem by Lucas
Carpenter, as part of our series, September 11, Scholarly
Responses
September 12, 2002
New Emory Report on Faculty Recruitment
Read "Why Faculty Come to Emory"
by Daniel Teodorescu, Director of the Office of Institutional
Research
September 5, 2002
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Current
Issue
Money
Changes Everything
Commerce, philanthropy, and the culture
of the academy
"We
should be more creative in thinking about how we reward people
for what they've done."
Rich Rothenberg,
Professor of Family and Preventive Medicine
"If
I'm going to accept [the Sloan Foundation's] money in good
faith, I have to minimally carry out their agenda."
Bradd Shore,
Professor of Anthropology
Writing
Crossover Books
Can scholarship sell?
Returning
Ramesses
An Egyptian patriarch goes home
Peter Lacovara,
Curator of Ancient Egyptian, Nubian, and Near Eastern Art,
Michael C. Carlos Museum
The
Rocks and Soil in our Pockets
Lessons on conflict, identity, and place from early monastic
life
Barbara Patterson,
Senior Lecturer in Religion
Teaching
Through a Third Language
Creative communication in a multilingual
classroom
M. Thomas Thangaraj,
D.W. and Ruth Brooks Associate Professor of World Christianity
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