PHOTO BY BRYAN MELTZ
Sprouting change: Environmental Studies student Nicole Josko teaches third-graders at the Drew Charter School in East Lake
about the importance of plants and ecology.
Nurturing a greener Atlanta
Social compatibility can be key when it comes to carpooling.
“I had never thought about that before,” says John William Roberson III, a junior, who uncovered the insight in a course titled “Service Learning in Environmental Studies.”
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National
academy
taps Emory
scholars
Provost Earl Lewis and primatologist Frans de Waal have been named Fellows of the American Academy of Arts & Sciences, one of the nation’s oldest and most prestigious honorary societies.
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Coordinating Commencement
is ‘unreal team effort’
Daniel Cook usually wears work boots and forgoes a tie in his job as a project manager for campus services, but on Commencement day, he breaks out the suit. “It makes my wife happy that I dress up for the event. It’s sort of old school, but it’s important,” Cook said.
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