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Mar 23, 2021 Mar 23, 2021
11:30AM 12:45PM Political Science Department Speaker Series: School: Emory College,Graduate School,Oxford CollegeDepartment / Organization: Political ScienceMeeting Organizer/Sponsor: Political Science DepartmentSpeaker/Presenter: Roseanne McManusEvent Open To: All Students,Faculty,StaffCost: FreeContact Name: Debbie AllenContact Email: debbie.cowan@emory.eduPolitical Science Department Speaker Series presents talk by Roseanne McManus, Associate Professor of Political Science and International Affairs at Penn State + <a href="https://emory.zoom.us/j/98538883229" target="_blank" rel="noopener" title="https://emory.zoom.us/j/98538883229">emory.z Campus Events
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11:30AM 12:45PM Political Science Department Speaker Series: School: Emory College,Graduate School,Oxford CollegeDepartment / Organization: Political ScienceMeeting Organizer/Sponsor: Political Science DepartmentSpeaker/Presenter: Roseanne McManusEvent Open To: All Students,Faculty,StaffCost: FreeContact Name: Debbie AllenContact Email: debbie.cowan@emory.eduPolitical Science Department Speaker Series presents talk by Roseanne McManus, Associate Professor of Political Science and International Affairs at Penn State + <a href="https://emory.zoom.us/j/98538883229" target="_blank" rel="noopener" title="https://emory.zoom.us/j/98538883229">emory.z Campus Events
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12:00PM 01:00PM LISTEN CLOSELY: Rethinking How We Hear Greatness in Popular Music: University Event Topic: HumanitiesSchool: Emory CollegeDepartment / Organization: Fox Center for Humanistic InquiryMeeting Organizer/Sponsor: Fox Center for Humanistic InquirySpeaker/Presenter: Bryd McDaniel, Fox Center Postdoc Fellow & EthnomusicologistEvent Open To: All (Public)Cost: FreeContact Name: Fox Center for Humanistic InquiryContact Email: foxcenter@emory.eduWhat makes music great? Many of us would answer this question differently. Some of us may feel that greatness in music can be found in the combination of sounds in a song. Others may point to the stories behind the music. Some of us may feel that a personal connection makes music powerful. For the rest of us, maybe the best music moves our bodies. Our seminar will explore why people have such different answers to this question, by focusing on the act of listening itself. We will consider the many ways we can listen to music. By dwelling on popular music in particular, we will spend our five sessions exploring five themes: Community, Stillness, Dancing, Interactivity, and Spirituality. These themes will help us pay attention to different dimensions of listening. We will think about listening as connected to race, gender, sexuality, class, and disability. We will consider what makes listening different from other senses. And we will become attentive to our listening habits, recognizing how things like systemic oppression, privilege, and bodily abilities come into play. As a popular music scholar, I will guide us through our five hour-long sessions. Each of our online gatherings will consist of a twenty-five-minute presentation followed by a guided community discussion, in which I invite you to share and reflect on your own experiences as a listener.This seminar will be moderated by ethnomusicologist Byrd McDaniel, Fox Center Postdoctoral Fellow, and will meet via Zoom from 12pm-1pm on the following five Tuesdays during the 2021 spring semester: March 2, 9, 16, 23 & 30. Participation is limited, and reservations are required. The Zoom meeting link will be sent via email the day before each session date. Everyone from the Atlanta community is welcome and invited to join us for this free seminar. For further information and to reserve a spot on a “first-come basis,” email the Fox Center at foxcenter@emory.edu. We are grateful to the National Endowment for the Humanities for their support of this program. Any views, findings, conclusions or recommendations expressed in these seminars do not necessarily reflect those of the National Endowment for the Humanities. + via Zoom Campus Events
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12:00PM 01:00PM Toward the Cure of Parkinson's Disease: From Bench to Bed: University Event Topic: Seminars & WorkshopsSchool: School of MedicineDepartment / Organization: PharmacologyBuilding/Room: O. Wayne Rollins Research CenterMeeting Organizer/Sponsor: Pharmacology and Chemical BiologySpeaker/Presenter: Kwang-Soo Kim, PhDEvent Open To: All (Public),All StudentsCost: FreeContact Name: Olga RiveraContact Email: otrambl@emory.eduKwang-Soo Kim, PhD, Professor and Director, Molecular Neurobiology Laboratory, Harvard Medical School + Contact: <a href="mailto:otrambl@emory.edu" target="_blank" rel="noopener">otrambl@emory.edu</a> for Zoom Information Campus Events
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12:00PM 01:00PM Toward the Cure of Parkinson's Disease: From Bench to Bed: University Event Topic: Seminars & WorkshopsSchool: School of MedicineDepartment / Organization: PharmacologyBuilding/Room: O. Wayne Rollins Research CenterMeeting Organizer/Sponsor: Pharmacology and Chemical BiologySpeaker/Presenter: Kwang-Soo Kim, PhDEvent Open To: All (Public),All StudentsCost: FreeContact Name: Olga RiveraContact Email: otrambl@emory.eduKwang-Soo Kim, PhD, Professor and Director, Molecular Neurobiology Laboratory, Harvard Medical School + Contact: <a href="mailto:otrambl@emory.edu" target="_blank" rel="noopener">otrambl@emory.edu</a> for Zoom Information Campus Events
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12:00PM 01:00PM EmPREP Webinar | Preparing For Your Medical School Interview: Department / Organization: School of MedicineMeeting Organizer/Sponsor: Office of Multicultural AffairsSpeaker/Presenter: Rebecca Fraser, Association of American Medical CollegesEvent Open To: All StudentsCost: FreeRegistration / R.S.V.P. link: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_fvK_Y0xAT0up1vQWOurrFAContact Name: Phylicia FairContact Email: pefair@emory.eduThe medical school interview is one of the most exciting parts of your application journey. Whether virtual or in-person, it's your chance to show the Admissions Committee who you are. Join us as we give you an in-depth look at the medical school interview process and offer tips for success on interview day. In this webinar you will learn: The AAMC Video Interview Tool for Admissions The different types of interview formats Tips on how to best prepare for an interview What types of questions to expect during your interview + Zoom Campus Events
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12:00PM 01:00PM LISTEN CLOSELY: Rethinking How We Hear Greatness in Popular Music: University Event Topic: HumanitiesSchool: Emory CollegeDepartment / Organization: Fox Center for Humanistic InquiryMeeting Organizer/Sponsor: Fox Center for Humanistic InquirySpeaker/Presenter: Bryd McDaniel, Fox Center Postdoc Fellow & EthnomusicologistEvent Open To: All (Public)Cost: FreeContact Name: Fox Center for Humanistic InquiryContact Email: foxcenter@emory.eduWhat makes music great? Many of us would answer this question differently. Some of us may feel that greatness in music can be found in the combination of sounds in a song. Others may point to the stories behind the music. Some of us may feel that a personal connection makes music powerful. For the rest of us, maybe the best music moves our bodies. Our seminar will explore why people have such different answers to this question, by focusing on the act of listening itself. We will consider the many ways we can listen to music. By dwelling on popular music in particular, we will spend our five sessions exploring five themes: Community, Stillness, Dancing, Interactivity, and Spirituality. These themes will help us pay attention to different dimensions of listening. We will think about listening as connected to race, gender, sexuality, class, and disability. We will consider what makes listening different from other senses. And we will become attentive to our listening habits, recognizing how things like systemic oppression, privilege, and bodily abilities come into play. As a popular music scholar, I will guide us through our five hour-long sessions. Each of our online gatherings will consist of a twenty-five-minute presentation followed by a guided community discussion, in which I invite you to share and reflect on your own experiences as a listener.This seminar will be moderated by ethnomusicologist Byrd McDaniel, Fox Center Postdoctoral Fellow, and will meet via Zoom from 12pm-1pm on the following five Tuesdays during the 2021 spring semester: March 2, 9, 16, 23 & 30. Participation is limited, and reservations are required. The Zoom meeting link will be sent via email the day before each session date. Everyone from the Atlanta community is welcome and invited to join us for this free seminar. For further information and to reserve a spot on a “first-come basis,” email the Fox Center at foxcenter@emory.edu. We are grateful to the National Endowment for the Humanities for their support of this program. Any views, findings, conclusions or recommendations expressed in these seminars do not necessarily reflect those of the National Endowment for the Humanities. + via Zoom Campus Events
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12:30PM 02:30PM Economics Department Faculty Meeting: University Event Topic: FacultySchool: Emory CollegeDepartment / Organization: Economics DepartmentCost: FreeMeeting for all tenured, tenure-track, and lecture-track faculty in the Economics Department. Contact sjgray@emory.edu for Zoom link. + Online Campus Events
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12:30PM 02:30PM Economics Department Faculty Meeting: University Event Topic: FacultySchool: Emory CollegeDepartment / Organization: Economics DepartmentCost: FreeMeeting for all tenured, tenure-track, and lecture-track faculty in the Economics Department. Contact sjgray@emory.edu for Zoom link. + Online Campus Events
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03:00PM 04:30PM Cognitively-Based Compassion Training for Emory Students: University Event Topic: Campus Life & Student Orgs,Health,Ongoing Event,Seminars & Workshops,Student & Campus LifeSchool: All Emory UniversityDepartment / Organization: Affiliated Organization,Student Health and Counseling ServicesEvent Open To: All StudentsCost: FreeRegistration / R.S.V.P. link: https://tinyurl.com/S2021CBCT-StudentsContact Name: Zipporah SlaughterContact Email: zipporah.slaughter@emory.eduThe Center for Contemplative Science & Compassion-Based Ethics in collaboration with Emory University Counseling & Psychological Services is offering the CBCT® (Cognitively-Based Compassion Training) for Emory students this spring semester. CBCT® is a method for cultivating greater well-being through contemplative practice. This 9-week extracurricular course explores the theory and practice of compassion and provides tools to deepen understanding through meditative practice.Join us for one of the two sections:Tuesdays, February 15 – April 12, at 3:00pm-4:30pm EDT -or-Thursdays, February 18 – April 15, at 4:30pm-6:00pm EDTOnline via Zoom.The CBCT® Course is free and open to full-time, current Emory students. To enroll, please register at: tinyurl.com…For more information about CBCT®, visit our webpage at compassion.emory.edu.Thank you for your interest in CBCT®! + Happening weekly through Zoom Campus Events
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