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Emory Student Named Luce Scholar for 2002-2003 Academic Year Michael Coren, son of Seth and Jenny Coren of Vero Beach, Fla. (32967), has been named a Luce Scholar by the Henry R. Luce Scholars Program. He plans to explore environmental issues in developing countries, and expects to be assigned to a newspaper in Cambodia or Vietnam, or possibly as an environmental consultant for a non-governmental organization in Southeast Asia. 
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Emory Student Named Truman Scholar for 2002 Emory student Christopher Richardson was recently selected as a 2002 Truman Scholar, one of 77 students in the nation to receive the competitive fellowship meant to foster careers in government and public service.
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MEDIA ADVISORY Emory Welcomes Back Students with a Fun and Intensive First Week See a listing of move-in day and first week activities at Emory University that offer ample opportunities for back-to-school images beginning Saturday, Aug. 24.
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Leadership and Service Nets McMullan Award for Emory Graduate
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Brittain Award Winner a Champion in the Pool and Out New Emory University graduate Tom Shane’s college career was an accomplished one by any measure. As a result, his hard work earned him the university’s highest student honor, the Marion Luther Brittain Award, given to a member of the graduating class in recognition of their service to the university.
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Atlanta Students Awarded Martin Luther King Jr. and Benjamin E. Mays Scholarships to Emory University Nine students from Atlanta Public Schools have been awarded Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarships by Emory University. The merit scholarship is for full tuition, fees, room and board to attend Emory for four years beginning this fall, an approximate four-year value of $149,720.
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Atlanta Students Awarded Martin Luther King Jr. and Benjamin E. Mays Scholarships to Emory University Nine students from Atlanta Public Schools have been awarded Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarships by Emory University. The merit scholarship is for full tuition, fees, room and board to attend Emory for four years beginning this fall, an approximate four-year value of $149,720.
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Kenneth Cole Fellows Learn How to Build Community, Bring About Social Change Emory University announces its second class for the Kenneth Cole Fellowship in Community Building and Social Change, a comprehensive, 12-month program that combines teaching, research and community service to prepare Emory undergraduates to be the next generation of community builders.
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Emory Profs Say Students Can Learn From Corporate Debacles
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Emory’s Brittain Award Winner Balances Scholarship, Athletics
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Leadership and Service Net $20,000 Award for Emory Graduate
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Emory Class Day to Feature Danny Glover
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Students Receive Humanitarian Awards Five Emory University seniors, Lauren Giles, Melissa Pabalan, Eugine Oh, Jill Pertersen and Alexandra Rodu, and Emory medical student Nishant Shah, were recently named the university's 2002-2003 Humanitarian Award winners, which recognizes undergraduate and graduate students who embody the spirit of volunteerism and sense of community, both on campus and off.
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Emory Celebrates Opening of "Living and Learning" Residential Campus
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Emory Selects Bobby Jones Scholars Four Emory University seniors, Dylan Bird, Joel Boggan, Melissa Roberts and Kyle Wamstad, have been chosen to receive the Robert T. Jones Jr. Memorial Scholarship Fund Award for a year of study at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland. St. Andrews, founded in 1411, is Emory's sister institution.
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Emory Student Selected as Rhodes Scholar Emory University senior John Henderson is one of 32 American college or university students selected as Rhodes Scholars, the Rhodes Scholarship Trust announced Dec. 7. Henderson is the 17th Emory student to be selected for the scholarship that provides for two or three years of study at the University of Oxford in England. Henderson is the second Emory Rhodes Scholar in four years.
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Students Use New Strategies in Tight Job Market Emory students who will graduate next month are facing a job market much different from the one that existed when they entered college or graduate school. But across the university, students are facing the new realities with new tactics: more undergraduates are enrolling in graduate or professional degree programs than in years past; others are developing strategies to deal with a tighter job market.
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Emory Ph.D. Graduates Excel in a Tough Job Market The academic job market tends to be tough even in the best of economic times, and in recent years the competition has been especially brutal as colleges and universities tighten their own budgets, making the prospects for landing the elusive tenure-track job bleak. But at Emory University, recent Ph.D. graduates are beating the odds and landing plum positions across the country.
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Student Receives $32,000 Beinecke Scholarship Emory University student Melanie Clouser has been selected as one of only 22 college juniors across the country to receive a $32,000 Beinecke Scholarship for graduate study.
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Atlanta Students Awarded Martin Luther King Jr. And Benjamin E. Mays Scholarships to Emory Eight students from Atlanta Public Schools have been awarded Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarships for full tuition, fees, room and board to attend Emory for four years beginning this fall. Four additional students have been awarded Benjamin E. Mays Scholarships for two-thirds tuition for four years at Emory.
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