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10:00AM 11:00AM “Crafting your Fulbright Story” Workshop: 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_eventsThis three-part workshop series uses the application for Fulbright as an opportunity for applicants to think about their personal and professional journeys and goals; includes alumni Q&A (open to juniors and seniors).Registration link for Alumni only: collegeconnect.emory.edu… + None Campus Events
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10:00AM 11:00AM “Crafting your Fulbright Story” Workshop: 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_eventsThis three-part workshop series uses the application for Fulbright as an opportunity for applicants to think about their personal and professional journeys and goals; includes alumni Q&A (open to juniors and seniors).Registration link for Alumni only: collegeconnect.emory.edu… + None 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: Yuri ZhukovEvent Open To: All Students,Faculty,StaffCost: FreeContact Name: Debbie AllenContact Email: debbie.cowan@emory.eduPolitical Science Department Speaker Series presents talk by Yuri Zhukov, Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor + <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: Yuri ZhukovEvent Open To: All Students,Faculty,StaffCost: FreeContact Name: Debbie AllenContact Email: debbie.cowan@emory.eduPolitical Science Department Speaker Series presents talk by Yuri Zhukov, Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor + <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 Inflammatory Regulation of P450 Enzymes: Implications for Drug Metabolism in the time of Covid-19: University Event Topic: Seminars & WorkshopsSchool: School of MedicineDepartment / Organization: PharmacologyBuilding/Room: O. Wayne Rollins Research CenterMeeting Organizer/Sponsor: Pharmacology and Chemical BiologySpeaker/Presenter: Edward Morgan, PhDEvent Open To: All (Public)Cost: FreeContact Name: Olga RiveraContact Email: otrambl@emory.eduEdward Morgan, PhD - Professor, Department of Pharmacology and Chemical Biology, Emory University + Contact: Olga Rivera at <a href="mailto:otrambl@emory.edu" target="_blank" rel="noopener">otrambl@emory.edu</a> for Zoom Informa Campus Events
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12:00PM 01:00PM Inflammatory Regulation of P450 Enzymes: Implications for Drug Metabolism in the time of Covid-19: University Event Topic: Seminars & WorkshopsSchool: School of MedicineDepartment / Organization: PharmacologyBuilding/Room: O. Wayne Rollins Research CenterMeeting Organizer/Sponsor: Pharmacology and Chemical BiologySpeaker/Presenter: Edward Morgan, PhDEvent Open To: All (Public)Cost: FreeContact Name: Olga RiveraContact Email: otrambl@emory.eduEdward Morgan, PhD - Professor, Department of Pharmacology and Chemical Biology, Emory University + Contact: Olga Rivera at <a href="mailto:otrambl@emory.edu" target="_blank" rel="noopener">otrambl@emory.edu</a> for Zoom Informa Campus Events
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12:00PM 01:15PM Decolonizing Global Health Series: Department / Organization: Rollins School of Public HealthMeeting Organizer/Sponsor: Emory Global Health InstituteEvent Open To: All (Public)Cost: FreeRegistration / R.S.V.P. link: http://bit.ly/DecolonizingGHSeriesContact Name: Britton TuckContact Email: btuck@emory.eduLink: http://bit.ly/DecolonizingGHSeriesDecolonizing Global Health is a five-part series sponsored by the Emory Global Health Institute which focuses on global health, colonialism, and how to foster change in global health research, education, and practice.The 4th session, "Decolonizing Global Health Education," will feature Dr. Juan Leon, Dr. Jose Ferreira, and Lorrie L. King, MPH. The session will be moderated by Dr. Brittany Murray. + Virtual Campus Events
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12:00PM 01:00PM Introduction to Accessibility in Canvas: School: All Emory UniversityDepartment / Organization: Emory LibrariesMeeting Organizer/Sponsor: Academic Technology ServicesCost: FreeEvent Open To: Faculty,Graduate StudentsVenue: Zoom online meetingContact Name: Jennifer SutcliffeContact Email: jennifer.sutcliffe@emory.eduThis Lunch and Learn session will cover the basics of designing for accessibility in Canvas. You will learn: Effective workflows and hacks for accommodating students with disabilities using the innate features of the Canvas LMS, and Strategies for checking and improving accessibility in your courses, including the UDOIT (Universal Design Online Content Inspection Tool) extension. + Online (registrants will receive Zoom link) 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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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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04:00PM 04:00PM Freedmen Claims in Relation to McGirt vs. Oklahoma: Department / Organization: Carlos MuseumMembership Link: https://carlos.emory.edu/joinThe historic Supreme Court decision in the summer of 2020, when the court ruled that much of Eastern Oklahoma comes under the Major Crimes Act and still retains Native reservation status, relied heavily on the significance of the 1866 Treaty which grants Creek Freedmen full citizenship status in the Creek Nation. This panel will discuss the significance of the court’s ruling in relationship to Freedmen activists and community members seeking restoration of their tribal citizenship. Craig Womack, Emory University Professor of English, moderates a panel that include: Marilyn Vann, President of the Descendants of the Freedmen of the Five Civilized Tribes Association Activist Eli Grayson, who is descended from people on both the Creeks by Blood roll and the Creek Freedmen roll and was recognized for his community service as former President of the California Creek Association when he was inducted into the tribe's Muscogee Creek Hall of Fame.  Oklahoma attorney John Parris, who has long been an advocate and adviser for Freedmen claims and is currently researching the relevance of the Major Crimes Act and the McGirt decision in relationship to the Freedmen. Click HERE to register. + ZOOM Campus Events
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04:30PM 05:30PM IDASTP Career Panel: University Event Topic: Lectures & Meetings,Ongoing Event,Research,Science,Seminars & WorkshopsSchool: Emory College,Graduate School,School of Medicine,School of Nursing,School of Public Health,Yerkes Research CenterDepartment / Organization: Biology DepartmentBuilding/Room: Virtual RoomMeeting Organizer/Sponsor: Infectious Disease Across Scales Training ProgramSpeaker/Presenter: IDASTP Career PanelEvent Open To: All (Public)Cost: FreeRegistration / R.S.V.P. link: https://forms.gle/i9UNdyVZJixPcKpy9Contact Name: Todd SwinkContact Email: tswink@emory.eduLink: https://idastp.wixsite.com/idastpThis new event will follow the IDAS Symposium scheduled on the same day (see link below for IDAS Symposium details). Both IDAS Symposium keynotes speakers, Vincent Bond from Morehouse School of Medicine and Erin Mordecai from Stanford University, will join IDASTP Trainee Elizabeth Sajewski and IDASTP Award of Distinction awardee Sandra Mendiola for a one hour question and answer session designed for undergraduate and graduate students. Jacobus de Roode IDASTP Director will moderate the panel as we explore the career pathway in the field of infectious disease across scales approach. + Zoom Virtual Meeting. Email <a href="mailto:tswink@emory.edu" target="_blank" rel="noopener">tswink@emory.edu</a> for link. Campus Events
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04:30PM 05:30PM IDASTP Career Panel: University Event Topic: Lectures & Meetings,Ongoing Event,Research,Science,Seminars & WorkshopsSchool: Emory College,Graduate School,School of Medicine,School of Nursing,School of Public Health,Yerkes Research CenterDepartment / Organization: Biology DepartmentBuilding/Room: Virtual RoomMeeting Organizer/Sponsor: Infectious Disease Across Scales Training ProgramSpeaker/Presenter: IDASTP Career PanelEvent Open To: All (Public)Cost: FreeRegistration / R.S.V.P. link: https://forms.gle/i9UNdyVZJixPcKpy9Contact Name: Todd SwinkContact Email: tswink@emory.eduLink: https://idastp.wixsite.com/idastpThis new event will follow the IDAS Symposium scheduled on the same day (see link below for IDAS Symposium details). Both IDAS Symposium keynotes speakers, Vincent Bond from Morehouse School of Medicine and Erin Mordecai from Stanford University, will join IDASTP Trainee Elizabeth Sajewski and IDASTP Award of Distinction awardee Sandra Mendiola for a one hour question and answer session designed for undergraduate and graduate students. Jacobus de Roode IDASTP Director will moderate the panel as we explore the career pathway in the field of infectious disease across scales approach. + Zoom Virtual Meeting. Email <a href="mailto:tswink@emory.edu" target="_blank" rel="noopener">tswink@emory.edu</a> for link. Campus Events
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05:30PM 06:00PM OneDrive & Microsoft Teams: University Event Topic: Arts,Business,Campus Life & Student Orgs,Career Development,College,Entertainment,Faculty,Research,Science,Seminars & Workshops,Special Event,Student & Campus LifeSchool: All Emory UniversityDepartment / Organization: Emory LibrariesBuilding/Room: Cox HallMeeting Organizer/Sponsor: Dina ThorntonEvent Open To: All Students,FacultyCost: FreeRegistration / R.S.V.P. link: https://emorylibraries.libcal.com/event/7635811Contact Name: Dina ThorntonContact Email: dina.thornton@emory.eduLink: https://ats.emory.edu/sdl/index.htmlLearn the basics of file sharing, storage, and organization with Microsoft's collaboration tools! This is an online event - please register at emorylibraries.libcal.com… to get the Zoom link. + This is an Online Workshop; go to <a href="https://emorylibraries.libcal.com/event/7635811" target="_blank" rel="noopener" title Campus Events
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06:00PM 07:00PM Lavender Graduation at Pride Awards: Department / Organization: Campus Life,Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/Transgender OfficeCost: FreeContact Name: Megan PendletonContact Email: megan.pendleton@emory.eduLink: http://www.lgbt.campuslifetech.org/forms/view.php?id=75201An annual ceremony conducted to honor LGBTAI students and acknowledge their achievements and contributions to the university. + Check flyer Campus Events
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06:00PM 08:00PM Pride Awards: Department / Organization: Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/Transgender OfficeCost: FreeContact Name: Megan PendletonContact Email: megan.pendleton@emory.eduLink: http://www.lgbt.campuslifetech.org/forms/view.php?id=76021Join us for a virtual celebration to highlight the contributions of our community members and celebrate our graduating LGBTQ+ students. All attendees must register to receive the link to the livestream. + Register link on flyer Campus Events
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