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Emory Community meeting June 2013
From Emory: Dear Neighbors: Please mark your calendars for our next quarterly community meeting scheduled for Tuesday, June 25, from 6:30-8:00 PM, in the North Decatur Building, Room 155. I have attached directions to the Lowergate South parking deck, which has a walkway from the deck onto the second floor of the North Decatur Building. Room 155 is on the first floor. Please note that the entrance to the parking deck from Gambrell Drive has been diverted to the right side of the deck due to construction associated with the new hospital bed tower.
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Georgia Power work to impact Clifton Road, Gambrell Drive
From Emory: Georgia Power Co. will be installing a duct bank for power lines to support the Emory University Hospital bed tower project and the new substation being built to the north of the North Decatur Building. Work is scheduled to begin on the evening of Monday, May 20 and will take place from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. each night and every other weekend.
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Emory's 2013 Commencement
Emory's 2013 Commencement occurs Monday, May 13, with some related events happening the previous week. Here's a schedule of events. We expect that traffic will be impacted in the Clifton Corridor.
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Clifton Community Partnership Update Spring 2013
From Emory: Emory Names Provost for University and New Dean; Improving Patient Arrivals at Emory Healthcare ; Emory helps launch for-credit online education program ; New Parks of Note; Traffic Calming for Mason Mill and North Oxford Road; Georgia Power Houston Chapel Substation Project.
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Clifton Community Partnership Sustainability update April 2013
From Emory's Sustainability Office : Earth Month at Emory Offers Food for Thought; Green Initiatives in Emory Dining; Campus Composting Program Expands; Tree Canopy Preserved in the Midst of Campus Growth ; Campus Temperature Policy Reduces Energy Consumption ; Funds Support Creative Sustainability Proposals; Emory's Climate Action Implementation in Progress.
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Poet Laureate Merwin giving free public reading at Emory
From Emory Libraries: Please join us for a conversation and reading featuring former U.S. Poet Laureate W.S. Merwin. His appearance at Emory will conclude the year of the laureates which began when U.S. Poet Laureate Natasha Trethewey read to launch the Decatur Book Festival and which also included a reading to a capacity crowd in Glenn Auditorium by Seamus Heaney, former poet laureate of Great Britain. A reception and book signing will follow the program. For more information on the W.S. Merwin reading, click here.
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Emory community meeting
From Emory: Dear Neighbors: Please mark your calendars for our next quarterly community meeting scheduled for Tuesday, March 12, from 6:30-8:00 PM, in the North Decatur Building, Room 155. I have attached directions to the Lowergate South parking deck, which has a walkway from the deck onto the second floor of the North Decatur Building. Room 155 is on the first floor.
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Emory's new building next to Druid Hills High School
In case you have seen the construction and wondered what it was: "The Emory University Health Science Research Building, Atlanta, scheduled for completion this spring, is the first phase of a new biomedical research area on campus. It is designed to attract and retain medical talent, as well as foster partnerships and growth...." [Read more.]
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Book talks at Emory (open to the public)
Two events in January open to the public: Titles are "Scoop" (autobiography of southern journalist Jack Nelson); "Strom Thurmond's America" by Prof. Joe Crespino.
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Clifton Community Partnership update: Winter 2012
From Emory: Hospital Construction Underway; Emory Joins Coursera; Celebrate the Holiday Season; Emory Point Retail Opens; New Additions in Emory Village; Community Meeting Planned; Dean of Emory Medical School Retires; Emory Received NIH Designation of Excellence; Welcome to MARBL.
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