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Emory honors the spirit of activism and social justice of Atlanta's native son, the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., with a week of service and seminars, a natural extension of the university's commitment to diversity and inclusion.

Monday's holiday is a "day on" as volunteers participate in service projects. On Jan. 20, the Department of African American Studies hosts the annual King Week Lecture, "Constitutional People: The Algebra Project and The Mississippi Theater (1960-1965) of The Civil Rights Movement," by civil rights legend Bob Moses. | See full schedule of events.

Emory's Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library welcomes members of the public to explore its special collections in African American and Southern history.

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And when Emory admits you as a student, it means we fundamentally believe not only in your accomplishments to date but also in your potential long after you graduate. That's why we are committed to meeting 100 percent of demonstrated financial need for all accepted domestic students.

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