Fernbank hosts photo exhibit on AIDS
The “Hope for Humanity: The Quest For An AIDS Vaccine,” featuring the photographs of Andrew Petkun and educational science displays about vaccines, is being displayed at the Fernbank Science Center through Jan. 31, 2003.

Organized by Emory’s Hope Clinic in collaboration with Humanitarian Endeavors and Fernbank, the exhibit chronicles the emergence of HIV over the past 20 years.

“[Petkun’s] pictures of people living with HIV/AIDS show their common humanity and make us more aware of the personal and social hardship this epidemic has had on families, on communities and on nations.” said Mark Feinberg, medical director of the Hope Clinic.


New name for Well House assistance program
The Emory Employee Assistance Program is pleased to announce a name change; to better describe the clients the program serves, the office now will be known as the Faculty Staff Assistance Program (FSAP).

For more information, visit the Emory Well House website at http://emory.hr.emory.
edu/Wh/home.htm or call 404-727-4328.


Unsung Heroines nominations sought
The Emory Women’s Center is seeking nominations for its annual Unsung Heroine Awards. Nominees should be women in the Emory community (students, faculty, staff or alumnae) who have served as role models for girls or young women, have done trailblazing work in previously male-dominated environments, taken risks to challenge sexism or performed community service work for promote women’s issue.

Send nominations to Emory Women’s Center Unsung Heroines, Box GG, Atlanta,
Ga., 30322, or e-mail to jlwill4@emory.edu no later than Nov. 27. For more information, call 404-727-2001.