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Fall 2011
Defining and describing revolution
Spring 2011
What is public scholarship?
Fall 2010
The Well Being
Health care reform examined around the academy
Spring 2010
Who owns your scholarship, and who can read it?
Open Access and the future of scholarly publishing
Fall 2009
Digital Scholarship Comes of Age
New questions about credibility, modes, and readership
May 2009
Keeping the Spark
The challenges of staying creative over an academic career
April 2009
Emory faculty respond to a transformed economic world
February/March 2009
Lessons from Liberia
Reconsidering international development, scholarship, and engagement
December 2008/January 2009
Ethically Engaged
Unravelling healthcare’s knottiest problems
October/November 2008
Vitalities of the Mind
The Gustafson Seminar on the future of liberal education
September 2008
Knowing Your Worth
Negotiation and the academic marketplace
May 2008
Battling the Demons
Students, mental health, and the specter of violence on campus
April 2008
Getting Real
The academic commitment to service learning at Emory
February/March 2008
The Long and Winding Road
Tenure and the Presidential Advisory Committee
December 2007/January 2008
Prediction as the Cure
Gazing into the human body’s crystal ball
October/November 2007
Measuring Up
Quantifying the Quality of an Emory education
September 2007
Science in the Seams
Computational and Life Sciences Initiative redefines disciplinary lines
May 2007
The Greatness Game
Strengthening faculty distinction at Emory
April 2007
Purchasing Power
Managing Emory's endowment for the present and future
February/March 2007
Drugs and Money
Pharmaceutical companies, academic medicine, and the flow of funds and favors
December 2006/January 2007
Going Global
How in the world is Emory?
October/November 2006
Out of Control
Alcohol abuse and academic life at Emory
September 2006
Who's Afraid of the IRB?
How the Institutional Review Board stepped into the research culture gap
April/May 2006
Just Add Water
An experiment in interdisciplinarity
February/March 2006
The Art and Science of Persuasion
Faculty, fundraising, and Emory's comprehensive campaign
December
2005/January 2006
Library Past, Library Present
The age and angst of digitization
October/November 2005
By A Nose
Jockeying in the rankings race
September
2005
Women's Work
Gender equity in the hard sciences at Emory
April/May 2005
Re-placing Cultures
A dialogue among disciplines
February/March 2005
Anatomy of a Lullaby
In Emory's growing sleep research program, scholars encounter mystery and paradox
December 2004/January 2005
For Its Own Sake
When knowledge isn't for sale
October/November
2004
Upon Reflection
University leadership urges
a new"discipline" of planning and assessment
September
2004
The Present Past
The
science and art of memory
April/May
2004
Race and the Professoriate
Perception
and vision in Emory's intellectual community
February/March
2004
The Test of Time
Programs, departments, and the changing landscape of knowledge at
Emory
December
2003/January 2004
Desperately Seeking Tenure
Controversies, Concerns, and Consensus
October/November
2003
The Trouble with Travel
How much have war and epidemic blocked international scholarship?
September
2003
Great Expectations
An always thoughtful, often inspiring, sometimes contradictory,
and occasionaly whimsical set of greetings and advice from the faculty
to Emory's new president
April/May
2003
What Do You Believe In?
Special issue on religion, healing, and public health
February/March
2003
Honor Bound
Academic Integrity and Red Tape
December
2002/January 2003
Money Changes Everything
Commerce, philanthropy, and the culture of the academy
October/November
2002
Advise and Consent
Taking faculty governance seriously
September
2002
Staying Power
Challenges in faculty recruitment and retention at Emory
April/May
2002
The Humanities at Emory
New center makes a case for relevance
February/March
2002
Mind, Body, Medicine
Is revolution brewing in medical research?
December
2001/January 2002
SILENCED
Is
uncivil discourse quelling scholarship on controversial issues?
October/November
2001
Craving, Chemistry,
and Co-Morbidity
Testing
the substance of addiction research
September
2001
The Springtime
of our Discontent
Were last semester's debates on the future of the arts and sciences
a turning point?
April/May 2001
History, Horror, Healing
Faculty deliberations on lynching photography examine racial and
historical understanding
February/March
2001
Where the Sidewalk Ends
New scholarly approaches to Atlanta's environment both complement
and collide
December 2000/January
2001
Reconciliation
The problem of defining Emory's most elusive year
Oct/Nov 2000
Demystifying Learning Disabilities
Equity and Accommodation in the Classroom
September 2000
At a Crossroads
The future of graduate education at Emory
April/May 2000
Taking Center Stage?
The role of the performing arts in Emory's intellectual life
February/March 2000
Brainstorms
Emory and the changing climate of neuroscience
December 1999/January 2000
Ideas for Sale
Will technology transfer undermine the academy or save it?
October/November 1999
The Public and the Intellectuals
Seeing and speaking beyond the academy
September 1999
Resources, Risk, and Reward
Getting what you need as a faculty member
May/June 1999
Discipline Envy
What does interdisciplinary scholarship mean at Emory?
March/April 1999 issue
Stopping the Tenure Clock for Emory's
Junior Faculty
Would family-friendly delays of tenure be fair for all?
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