Hanging in the Math & Science Center atrium until April 4 is “From Outer Banks to Outer Space: Silk Batiks of Mary Edna Fraser.” In 1994–95, Fraser was the first woman to be honored with a one-person exhibition at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum in Washington, and her work also has been shown at the National Academy of Sciences and the National Science Foundation. As part of Emory’s Inauguration Celebration, Fraser has been commissioned to create a silk batik of Lullwater. Photo by Jon Rou.

On Feb. 3, Emory hosted a delegation
from Busan Metropolitan City, one of Korea’s free economic zones, to explore opportunities
for cooperation in medical research and services. Pictured are (clockwise from top left) Jonathon Price, executive assistant to the
consul general of Korea; Holli Semetko, vice provost for international affairs; Byeong-soo Bae, consul for economic development
at Atlanta’s consul general of Korea; Steve Tang, director general for Busan’s investment promotion bureau; and Yun-il Kim, deputy director of investment promotion.
Photo by Kay Hinton.

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