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Emory University Hardship Fund - Created for You. Maintained by You.
Having already received 80 applications since October 2010, the Emory Hardship fund is looking for your contribution. Read more. |
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Pilot Program Aims to Enrich Patient Care
Emory Healthcare and the division of general medicine have partnered with Aetna to pilot a program called “Patient-Centered Primary Care” (PCPC). Learn more. |
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Fall Programs at Faculty Staff Assistance Program
Take advantage of the workshops and groups offered by FSAP this fall, focusing on fitness, alcoholism, grief and loss, and anger management. Read more. |
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Quality Enhancement Plan - Emory Needs Your Ideas
As part of Emory's reaccreditation in 2013, Emory will develop a Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) which chooses an aspect of education to focus on and improve. Suggestions for a QEP topic are welcome. Learn more. |
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Wonderful Wednesday Celebration of 175 Years
Faculty, staff and students are invited to celebrate Emory's anniversary on Wednesday, October 12 at 11:30 a.m. The event will include food, music and more! Learn more. |
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Emory Faculty and Staff to get Flu Shots at Kroger Pharmacies
Rather than offering a series of flu shot clinics across campus, Emory’s Faculty Staff Assistance Program will partner with Kroger Pharmacies to offer faculty and staff annual flu vaccinations Oct. 17 – Dec. 31. Download Your Vouchers Beginning on Oct. 17. Read more.
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Breast Cancer Awareness Month
National Breast Cancer Awareness Month is celebrating over 25 years of awareness, empowerment, and education this October. The Emory Breast Center and Winship Cancer Institute of Emory University are hosting a wide variety of events all month long around the metro-area. Learn more. |
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“Finance Matters” Series – New Workshops Announced for Fall 2011
The Emory WorkLife Resource Center announces its Fall 2011 workshop offerings for the personal financial education program “Finance Matters.” In a partnership with SmartPath Financial, new programs offered for the fall include: personal financial planning, debt management, retirement planning, insurance, and more. Read more. |
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Emory’s Tobacco Cessation Programs Now Offered Free
To encourage tobacco cessation, Emory will offer its tobacco cessation programs free of charge to both University and Healthcare employees and their spouses/SSDPs. With the Emory campus going tobacco-free on January 1 and with the additional costs of a tobacco surcharge, now has never been a better time to quit using tobacco! Plus, it’s free! Compare Cessation Programs |
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