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Jan 13, 2021 Jan 13, 2021
12:00AM 12:00AM University Research Committee Call for Proposals: University Event Topic: ResearchSchool: All Emory University,Carter Center,Emory College,Graduate School,Oxford College,School of Business,School of Law,School of Medicine,School of Nursing,School of Public Health,School of Theology,Winship Cancer Institute,Yerkes Research CenterDepartment / Organization: Anthropology Department,Art History,Asian Studies,Biochemistry Department,Biological and Biomedical Sciences,Biology Department,Biomedical Engineering,Biostatistics & Bioinformatics, Dept. of,Candler School of Theology,Chemistry Department,Classics Department,Comparative Literature. Department of,Dept of Comparative Literature Program,Dept Of Health Policy and Management,Dept of Medicine,Dept of Pediatrics,Dept of Rehabilitation Medicine,East Asian Studies,Emory College,English Department,French & Italian Department,General Clinical Research Center,German Department,Halle Institute for Global Research, Office of Global Strategy and Initiatives,Mathematics and Computer Science Department,Music Department,Office of Global Strategy and Initiatives,Oxford College,Pharmacology,Physics Department,Physiology Department,Political Science,Psychiatry,Psychology Department,Religion Department,Rollins School of Public Health,School of Law,School of Medicine,Sociology Department,South Asian Studies,Spanish and Portuguese,Theater Studies Department,University Research Committee,Yerkes National Primate Research CenterMeeting Organizer/Sponsor: University Reserch CommitteeEvent Open To: FacultyCost: FreeRegistration / R.S.V.P. link: www.urcgrants.emory.eduContact Name: Terri WhiteheadContact Email: urcappl@emory.eduLink: https://urcgrants.emory.edu/2021-2022 URC Call for ProposalsApplications accepted November 01, 2020 - January 14, 2021Submit Proposal at: www.urcgrants.emory.eduDetailed information found on URC webpage: urc.emory.edu + Emory University Campus Events
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12:00AM 12:00AM University Research Committee Call for Proposals: University Event Topic: ResearchSchool: All Emory University,Carter Center,Emory College,Graduate School,Oxford College,School of Business,School of Law,School of Medicine,School of Nursing,School of Public Health,School of Theology,Winship Cancer Institute,Yerkes Research CenterDepartment / Organization: Anthropology Department,Art History,Asian Studies,Biochemistry Department,Biological and Biomedical Sciences,Biology Department,Biomedical Engineering,Biostatistics & Bioinformatics, Dept. of,Candler School of Theology,Chemistry Department,Classics Department,Comparative Literature. Department of,Dept of Comparative Literature Program,Dept Of Health Policy and Management,Dept of Medicine,Dept of Pediatrics,Dept of Rehabilitation Medicine,East Asian Studies,Emory College,English Department,French & Italian Department,General Clinical Research Center,German Department,Halle Institute for Global Research, Office of Global Strategy and Initiatives,Mathematics and Computer Science Department,Music Department,Office of Global Strategy and Initiatives,Oxford College,Pharmacology,Physics Department,Physiology Department,Political Science,Psychiatry,Psychology Department,Religion Department,Rollins School of Public Health,School of Law,School of Medicine,Sociology Department,South Asian Studies,Spanish and Portuguese,Theater Studies Department,University Research Committee,Yerkes National Primate Research CenterMeeting Organizer/Sponsor: University Reserch CommitteeEvent Open To: FacultyCost: FreeRegistration / R.S.V.P. link: www.urcgrants.emory.eduContact Name: Terri WhiteheadContact Email: urcappl@emory.eduLink: https://urcgrants.emory.edu/2021-2022 URC Call for ProposalsApplications accepted November 01, 2020 - January 14, 2021Submit Proposal at: www.urcgrants.emory.eduDetailed information found on URC webpage: urc.emory.edu + Emory University Campus Events
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10:00AM 11:00AM All Student Support Group: Department / Organization: Counseling CenterUniversity Event Topic: Campus Life & Student Orgs,Student & Campus LifeCost: FreeLooking to increase connection and community? Want to give and receive support with Emory peers? Drop-in support groups offer a safe place to connect with fellow Emory students. Drop-in support groups are open to any. Emory student(regardless of physical location) and you can come to as many as you would like (one, some or all). Please note: All group times listed are in U.S. Eastern Time. Monday, Dec 7, 2020 -- 11a-12pm ET Tuesday, December 15, 2020 -- 3pm-4pm ET Tuesday, December 22, 2020 -- 4pm-5pm ET Tuesday, January 5, 2021 -- 11am-12pm ET Wednesday, January 13, 2021 -- 10am-11am ET Thursday, January 21, 2021 -- 11am-12pm ET Group facilitators are CAPS staff and vary from session to session. Contact Katie Werner, Psy.D., group coordinator, at Katherine.Werner@emory.edu or more information/to sign up. + Virtual Campus Events
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10:30AM 11:30AM Academic Production Team Drop-In: University Event Topic: Academics,Faculty,Lectures & MeetingsSchool: All Emory UniversityDepartment / Organization: Library & Information Technology Services (LITS)Cost: FreeSpeaker/Presenter: Academic Production TeamEvent Open To: Faculty,StaffContact Email: apt@emory.eduLink: http://classes.emory.edu/Drop in to ask the Academic Production Team your questions about online video etiquette, lighting, audio, equipment, storyboarding, flipped classroom projects, graphic design, visual aids, and other media-related needs. + <a href="https://emory.zoom.us/s/864929308" target="_blank" rel="noopener" title="https://emory.zoom.us/s/864929308">emory.zoom. Campus Events
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04:00PM 05:30PM ECAS Faculty Senate Meeting: University Event Topic: CollegeSchool: Emory CollegeDepartment / Organization: Economics DepartmentEvent Open To: FacultyCost: FreeContact Email: carlee.beard@emory.eduLink: https://secure.web.emory.edu/college/governance/committees/college-senate/index.phpThe College Senate of Emory University’s College of Arts and Sciences is the elected and representative body of the Emory College faculty. It may consider, take positions, and vote on any matter of interest to Emory College faculty, including those having to do with the role of the College within the University. + Zoom Campus Events
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04:00PM 05:30PM ECAS Faculty Senate Meeting: University Event Topic: CollegeSchool: Emory CollegeDepartment / Organization: Economics DepartmentEvent Open To: FacultyCost: FreeContact Email: carlee.beard@emory.eduLink: https://secure.web.emory.edu/college/governance/committees/college-senate/index.phpThe College Senate of Emory University’s College of Arts and Sciences is the elected and representative body of the Emory College faculty. It may consider, take positions, and vote on any matter of interest to Emory College faculty, including those having to do with the role of the College within the University. + Zoom Campus Events
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04:30PM 05:00PM Internal Awards Info Session: University Event Topic: Academics,Career Development,CollegeSchool: Emory CollegeDepartment / Organization: National Scholarships & Fellowships ProgramCost: FreeRegistration / R.S.V.P. link: https://collegeconnect.emory.edu/manage/login?realm=&r=/portal/nsf_eventsLearn more about the Sonny Carter Scholarship, Bredow Memorial Award, and the Shepard Scholarship.Alumni registration link: collegeconnect.emory.edu… + None Campus Events
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04:30PM 05:00PM Internal Awards Info Session: University Event Topic: Academics,Career Development,CollegeSchool: Emory CollegeDepartment / Organization: National Scholarships & Fellowships ProgramCost: FreeRegistration / R.S.V.P. link: https://collegeconnect.emory.edu/manage/login?realm=&r=/portal/nsf_eventsLearn more about the Sonny Carter Scholarship, Bredow Memorial Award, and the Shepard Scholarship.Alumni registration link: collegeconnect.emory.edu… + None Campus Events
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07:00PM 08:30PM Parish Life, Pandemics, and the People of God: School: School of TheologyDepartment / Organization: Aquinas CenterEvent Open To: All (Public),All Students,Alumni,By Invitation Only,Donors,Emory College Students,Emory Community,Executive MBA,Faculty,Full-time MBA,Graduate Students,Juniors,Organization Members,Oxford College Students,Parents,PhD Students Advanced to Candidacy,Private Event,Prospective Students,Recruiters,School of Business Students,School of Medicine Students,School of Nursing Students,School of Public Health Students,School of Theology Students,Sophomores,Staff,Undergraduate BBA,YerkesCost: FreeRegistration / R.S.V.P. link: https://bit.ly/aquinas_reynoldsContact Name: Alice CameronContact Email: alice.cameron@emory.eduLink: https://bit.ly/aquinas_reynoldsThis event is co-sponsored by Commonweal Magazine. Title: Parish Life, Pandemics, and the People of God: Coming Home to a Place We've Never Been BeforeSpeaker: Susan Reynolds, Ph.D. , Assistant Professor of Catholic Studies at Candler School of TheologyWebinar Description:2020 changed parish life in every conceivable way. Parish shutdowns resulting from the Covid-19 pandemic transformed liturgical practice while forcing Catholics to reconsider community life and participation. At the same time, uprisings for racial justice across the country have laid bare the ways in which the church has been complicit in the marginalization of Black Catholics and other Catholics of color. For the church, this year has marked a crisis in the original Greek sense of the word–a decisive turning point.In this webinar, participants will be invited to consider the fundamental ecclesiological questions raised by these new and emerging realities. In particular, we will examine how the Vatican II notion of the church as the people of God provides certain often-overlooked resources for a vision of parish life adequate to the challenges we face today.Speaker Biography: Dr. Susan Bigelow Reynolds is a Catholic theologian whose work examines the intersection of ecclesiology and lived Catholicism in contexts of diversity, marginality, and suffering. She is currently working on the manuscript of her first monograph, An Ecclesiology of Solidarity: Ritual, Community, and the Future of the Catholic Parish, which constructs a practical-ethical vision of community rooted in the capacity of ritual practice to build bridges across difference. The project is based on seven years of ethnographic fieldwork work at a parish in Boston. Other areas of research include migration and parish life, popular liturgical practice, contextual and practical theologies, Latinx theologies, and motherhood and pregnancy loss. Her work has appeared in American Catholic Studies, New Theology Review, Exchange, several edited volumes, and in popular venues including The Atlantic and America. Reynolds’ ongoing research in lay leadership, clericalism, and the Catholic clergy sexual abuse crisis has positioned her at the forefront of media reporting around the sexual abuse crisis in the church and on other topics of moral leadership. She has provided extensive media commentary on the crisis. + Webinar Event Campus Events
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07:00PM 08:30PM Parish Life, Pandemics, and the People of God: School: School of TheologyDepartment / Organization: Aquinas CenterEvent Open To: All (Public),All Students,Alumni,By Invitation Only,Donors,Emory College Students,Emory Community,Executive MBA,Faculty,Full-time MBA,Graduate Students,Juniors,Organization Members,Oxford College Students,Parents,PhD Students Advanced to Candidacy,Private Event,Prospective Students,Recruiters,School of Business Students,School of Medicine Students,School of Nursing Students,School of Public Health Students,School of Theology Students,Sophomores,Staff,Undergraduate BBA,YerkesCost: FreeRegistration / R.S.V.P. link: https://bit.ly/aquinas_reynoldsContact Name: Alice CameronContact Email: alice.cameron@emory.eduLink: https://bit.ly/aquinas_reynoldsThis event is co-sponsored by Commonweal Magazine. Title: Parish Life, Pandemics, and the People of God: Coming Home to a Place We've Never Been BeforeSpeaker: Susan Reynolds, Ph.D. , Assistant Professor of Catholic Studies at Candler School of TheologyWebinar Description:2020 changed parish life in every conceivable way. Parish shutdowns resulting from the Covid-19 pandemic transformed liturgical practice while forcing Catholics to reconsider community life and participation. At the same time, uprisings for racial justice across the country have laid bare the ways in which the church has been complicit in the marginalization of Black Catholics and other Catholics of color. For the church, this year has marked a crisis in the original Greek sense of the word–a decisive turning point.In this webinar, participants will be invited to consider the fundamental ecclesiological questions raised by these new and emerging realities. In particular, we will examine how the Vatican II notion of the church as the people of God provides certain often-overlooked resources for a vision of parish life adequate to the challenges we face today.Speaker Biography: Dr. Susan Bigelow Reynolds is a Catholic theologian whose work examines the intersection of ecclesiology and lived Catholicism in contexts of diversity, marginality, and suffering. She is currently working on the manuscript of her first monograph, An Ecclesiology of Solidarity: Ritual, Community, and the Future of the Catholic Parish, which constructs a practical-ethical vision of community rooted in the capacity of ritual practice to build bridges across difference. The project is based on seven years of ethnographic fieldwork work at a parish in Boston. Other areas of research include migration and parish life, popular liturgical practice, contextual and practical theologies, Latinx theologies, and motherhood and pregnancy loss. Her work has appeared in American Catholic Studies, New Theology Review, Exchange, several edited volumes, and in popular venues including The Atlantic and America. Reynolds’ ongoing research in lay leadership, clericalism, and the Catholic clergy sexual abuse crisis has positioned her at the forefront of media reporting around the sexual abuse crisis in the church and on other topics of moral leadership. She has provided extensive media commentary on the crisis. + Webinar Event Campus Events
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