Emory University has made a lasting commitment to the health and wellness of its faculty and staff. In addition to wellness initiatives and preventive screenings, this commitment includes programs that help faculty and staff who…
What is your professional background? I received my DVM at Yanbian University and my first MS at Beijing Agriculture University in Infectious Diseases in China. I received my second MS at Kansas State University in…
Diversity has become a fundamental priority among industries across the nation, however, academia has been slow to change. The benefits of a diverse and inclusive employee base and company culture are increasingly recognized by today’s…
Breakthrough ideas happen when different disciplines come together and think creatively to solve common problems. To encourage these connections and accelerate the pace of discovery, Emory University School of Medicine launched the Imagine, Innovate and…
The Department of Medicine is pleased to announce that Blake Harrington, MPH will join the Division of Cardiology as the new university administrator, effective Monday, January 14. As the division administrator, Harrington will be responsible…
In early Spring, Emory’s Departments of Medicine and Surgery came together to create a cooperative Health Services Research Center (HSR Center) committed to advancing healthcare access, quality of healthcare delivery, and health outcomes of patients…
Recently, the Paul W. Seavey Clinic was named the beneficiary of a generous gift from the Rollins Foundation to establish a Rollins Leadership Fund. The gift created the Rollins Directorship of the Paul W. Seavey…
What is your professional background? I am a third year Emory medical student. I have a BS in biology from Notre Dame. During my undergraduate studies, I was involved in research looking for mycobacterial virulence factors in an…
Tell us about yourself. I grew up in Ellijay, a small town in North Georgia and went to college at Berry College. I graduated with a double major in chemistry and biology and later went…
Stan Sonu, MD, has been named an associate program director for the J. Willis Hurst Internal Medicine Residency program. Sonu is an assistant professor of medicine, pediatrics, and public health/preventive medicine. He holds appointments in the Divisions of…