GSU emerita professor to discuss WW II codebreaking
The cracking of Germany’s “Enigma” code during World War II was one of the Allies greatest, and perhaps underappreciated triumphs.

Janice Benario, associate professor emerita of languages at Georgia State University, will discuss her duties as a young naval ensign working with the codebreakers who cracked Enigma, Wednesday, April 24, at 6 p.m. in the Jones Room of Woodruff Library.

Her address is titled “TOP SECRET ULTRA: The Allies Secret Weapon in the Battle of the Atlantic.”

Breaking the Enigma code is generally seen as an essential step in the Allies victory over Germany’s U-Boats. “ULTRA” was the code name assigned to the British and Americans’ efforts to unlock the Enigma code machine.

The event is free and open to the public.

HR to host management symposium
All managers and supervisors are invited to attend the spring management symposium “Getting Yourself Believed—Developing Negotiation Skills,” Thusday April 25, from 8:30–10:30 a.m. in the Cox Hall Ballroom.

The symposium will be facilitated by Dana Milner. For more information and to register
contact Kathy McKee at 404-712-8941 or kmckee@emory.edu.

Earth Day transportation fair on Asbury Circle
In celebration of Earth Day 2002, Emory’s Office of Community Services will sponsor an Alternative Transportation Expo from 11 a.m.–2 p.m. on Asbury Circle between the Dobbs Center and the P.E. Center. On display will be a variety of electric vehicles, including Th!nk electric cars and a Chevrolet S-10 electric truck.

For more information, call the Office of Alternative Transportation at 404-727-7638.