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Bill
Chace to retire from presidency: President Bill Chace, shown with
His Holiness the Dalai Lama at Emory’s 153rd Commencement in 1998,
announced at the Nov. 14 Board of Trustees meeting that he will retire
from the University presidency at the end of the academic year. Inaugurated
as Emory’s 18th president in 1994, Chace said he will take a year’s
sabbatical before returning to the English department faculty to teach.
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Former
U.S. President and recent Nobel Peace Prize winner Jimmy Carter stepped
into his role as University Distinguished Professor Nov. 13 when he spoke
to a class in the Rollins School of Public Health. Some 60 students taking
the course "Anthropological Perspectives and International Health"
heard firsthand how the Carter Center has formed a network of public health
professionals, wealthy American corporations and leaders around the world
to nearly eradicate the devastating Guinea worm disease
and aggressively fight to control
trachoma and river blindness in Africa and Asia. Photo by Jon Rou. |
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