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Welcome to the Emory University Campus mobile tour. This tour makes use of historical material housed in Emory's Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library to provide a glimpse into Emory's history and offer an informative tour of today's campus.

The tour focuses on the 75-acre area of campus that the Druid Hills Corporation deeded to Emory in 1915. Within a few years, Emory College would move from its original campus in Oxford, Georgia, to the new university in Druid Hills. The Oxford campus continued to be connected to Emory University, and today it is the home of Oxford College, where students can complete the first two years of a bachelor's degree before transferring to the Atlanta campus.

Emory University was established when the Methodist Episcopal Church, South wanted to found a university in the Southeast in 1914. The city of Atlanta made a bid that Asa Griggs Candler supplemented with a million dollar donation for the building of the university. When the Methodists chose Atlanta and Emory University was established, Bishop Warren Candler served as the first chancellor.

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Made possible by the generous donation of its philanthropist namesakes, the Donna and Marvin Schwartz Center for Performing Arts opened its doors on February 1, 2003. The 90,000 square foot facility is a state-of-the-art, multi-discipline performing arts center that provides teaching and performance spaces for various programs at Emory, including music, dance, and theater. The Schwartz Center for Performing Arts is a premier destination for both performance and study, and has strengthened the focus on performing arts at Emory.

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The centerpiece of the Schwartz Center is the Cherry Logan Emerson Concert Hall, which seats 825 and features a pipe organ with 3,605 pipes. Named in honor of the Emory alumnus, chemist, philanthropist and businessman, the concert hall was supported by a $1 million donation from Emerson in 2002 for its construction. The concert hall was designed by renowned acousticians Kirkegaard & Associates, who have designed concert halls and performing arts centers around the world, including for the Royal Shakespeare Company, Queen Elizabeth Hall, Carnegie Hall, and the Philadelphia Academy of Music.

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Since its opening, the Schwartz Center has hosted a wide variety of performances and special events. Visiting speakers have included President Jimmy Carter, the Dalai Lama, Alice Walker, E.O. Wilson, Salman Rushdie, and former poet laureate, Pulitzer Prize winner, and Emory professor Natasha Tretheway, as well as Nobel Laureate Seamus Heaney.

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The Schwartz Center not only provides a world-class performance venue, but also greatly benefits arts education at Emory. The 109-seat dance studio features a Harlequin floor and is the only space in Atlanta used solely for dance. The center also boasts a theater lab working space, a theater observatory, a rehearsal hall, and a series of \"smart\" classrooms that are wired with advanced technology to benefit arts education programs and courses.

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Under the direction of Dean Howard Odum, Emory College began to offer a business curriculum in fall 1919. By 1926 the business program boasted 145 students and one full-time faculty member. After a sharp decrease in enrollment and resources during World War II, the business school found new life. In 1946 Walter H. Rich, then president of the Rich Foundation donated $250,000 of his department store wealth to Emory to build a dedicated facility for the business school.

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The business school continued to grow and accepted its first female student in 1954. Also in 1954, the business school began its Masters of Business Administration program with 19 registered students. By 1965 the Emory business program was one of the highest-rated programs in the nation, appearing on the list of the top American colleges and universities for producing U.S. executives.

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In 1994, the business school was renamed in honor of Roberto C. Goizueta following a $20 million donation from the Goizueta Family Foundation and an additional $20 million donation from the Robert W. Woodruff Foundation. After defecting from Cuba with his family, Goizueta continued his career with the Coca-Cola Company in Miami, Florida, and in Nassau, Bahamas. In 1980 Goizueta became the chairman, director and CEO of the Coca-Cola Company, a position he held until his death in 1997. He is credited with increasing the global reach of the company. Goizueta marked his donation with a philosophical dedication: \"Business schools today cannot just reflect business the way it is. They must teach business the way it will be.\"

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Today, the Roberto C. Goizueta Business School's full-time MBA program ranks #1 in the nation for job placement (Poets & Quants), and boasts over 1,300 students. Distinctive alumni of the Goizueta Business School include:

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Student life at Emory University evolved dramatically following the campus's establishment in Atlanta in 1915. Along with a small number of student dormitories, a temporary fraternity row was constructed on campus in 1919, made up of seven small frame cottages. Campus life for these early Emory students was severely restricted, including a ban on many intercollegiate athletics and even dancing. Rising enrollment numbers induced the construction of new student dormitories, as the enrollment doubled in a mere seven years. This rise in enrollment also resulted in a new Fraternity Row in the northwestern corner of campus. The first fraternity to occupy this new housing was Sigma Alpha Epsilon in 1928, followed in two years by three other fraternities.

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The Great Depression and World War II resulted in a decreasing enrollment at Emory, although many campus facilities were utilized for military housing and training. Following World War II and the introduction of the G.I. Bill, Emory's enrollment boomed. By fall 1947, half of Emory's 3,583 students were veterans. The campus had nowhere to house this influx of new students, so steps were taken to provide temporary housing. From 1946 to 1952 Emory students and their families lived in rows of trailers or in former military barracks that they nicknamed \"Lower Slobbovia,\" and \"Trailer Town.\"

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Although Emory first allowed women to enroll in classes in 1917, the campus did not become residentially coeducational until 1953. By that year, more than 25% of Emory's over 4,000 students were women. This official recognition preceded the construction of new residence facilities for women students, including the Harris, Thomas, Hopkins, and Smith Halls from 1954-1958. Shortly after this initial period of coeducation, Emory integrated its student body in 1963, enrolling two African American students in the School of Nursing.

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As the campus grew and enrollment continued to increase, Emory continued to improve residence life for its students. Emory University now has 15 different residence halls, as well as 11 fraternities and 8 sororities.

","Walk back to Asbury Circle, and trace your path back from whence you came, heading south. You will again pass through Asbury Circle, and will pass the Emory Hospital on your left. Proceed to the corner of Asbury Circle and Fishburne Drive, where you will see Smith Hall and Hopkins Hall.",33.790473,-84.321966,[347,348,349,350],"Student life at Emory University evolved dramatically following the campus's establishment in Atlanta in 1915. Along with a small number of student dormitories, a temporary fraternity row was constructed on campus in 1919, made up of seven small frame cottages. Campus life for these early Emory students was severely restricted, including a ban on many intercollegiate athletics and even dancing. Rising enrollment numbers induced the construction of new student dormitories, as the enrollment doubled in a mere seven years. This rise in enrollment also resulted in a new Fraternity Row in the northwestern corner of campus. 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For much of the campus's early life, there was no room for athletics at Emory College. In fact, Emory prohibited intercollegiate sports when Bishop Warren Candler became president in the 1890s. Candler thought that intercollegiate sports were, \"evil, only evil, and that continually,\" objecting to the cost of athletic programs, gambling, and the distraction from academic pursuits. Candler eventually softened on this issue, raising funds for Emory's first gymnasium and creating an intramural sports program. Candler did not fully endorse the Emory intercollegiate athletics program, and by 1919 the only intercollegiate sport allowed on the new Atlanta campus was track and field.

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The focus on athletics and physical education took a major step forward when then Emory President Goodrich C. White hired Thomas Edwin McDonough Sr. as head of the Division of Physical Education and Athletics in 1942. By 1947 McDonough had constructed an active physical education and intramural sports program that involved all Emory students. 1947 was also the first year that Emory's intercollegiate sports teams were able to travel for competition. In 1948 the campus purchased a former military aircraft hangar and had it constructed on campus to house new athletic facilities. This venue was named \"The Field House.\" McDonough also embraced coeducation into the program, insisting that Emory men and women take physical education classes together.

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After a long series of additions and renovations to the Field House throughout the following decades, the George W. Woodruff Physical Education Center was constructed and opened in August of 1983. This $20 million facility addressed the growing interest in athletics on campus. In 1986 Emory's first varsity basketball team began play in the University Athletic Association. Today, Emory boasts eight NCAA Divison III intercollegiate sports programs for both men and women. Emory athletics teams have claimed 17 NCAA Division III National Championships.

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","Cross Asbury Circle and continue on the walking path toward the Emory athletic field. The Woodruff Physical Education Center is the large building flanking the athletic field to the north.",33.793314,-84.326012,[406,407,408,409,410],"For much of the campus's early life, there was no room for athletics at Emory College. In fact, Emory prohibited intercollegiate sports when Bishop Warren Candler became president in the 1890s. Candler thought that intercollegiate sports were, \"evil, only evil, and that continually,\" objecting to the cost of athletic programs, gambling, and the distraction from academic pursuits. Candler eventually softened on this issue, raising funds for Emory's first gymnasium and creating an intramural sports program. 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The Dobbs University Center (\"the DUC\") is an important part of campus life, housing dining facilities for students, faculty, and staff, a post office, a ticket center, and a bank. This important facility has undergone an extreme transformation as Emory's main campus has evolved.

The original union at Emory University, known as the Alumni Memorial Building, was constructed in 1951 to honor the Emory community members who were lost or served during World War II. These included members of the \"Emory Unit,\" a volunteer medical unit, which was formed during World War I and called back into service during World War II. This unit ran the 43rd General Hospital in Algeria and southern France.

The construction of the alumni building coincided with a rapidly expanding campus, as the G.I. Bill created an influx of students returning from their service overseas after World War II. In spring of 1946 Emory's enrollment expanded to 2,045, and in the fall of the same year, the number of students ballooned to 3,583. In the five years following the war, Emory acquired or built 107 buildings.

In 1971, the building was renovated and renamed the Alumni Memorial University Center. The renovation and name change were meant to create an environment where Emory students, staff, and faculty could come together as a community and create a center for campus life. A new facility was necessary after decades of continued growth expanded Emory's campus and student population. The R. Howard Dobbs University Center opened in 1986 after a creative construction process that created new facilities while preserving the structure of the original Alumni Memorial Building. This new construction was named in honor of the late R. Howard Dobbs Jr., a longtime CEO of the Georgia Life Insurance Company and former trustee and benefactor of Emory.

In 2013 Emory began a feasibility study on expanding the DUC and announced plans to construct a new Campus Life Center on the site of the DUC in 2015.

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In 1960, Cox Hall became the home of campus food services. Today, Cox Hall houses dining services, a computing center, event space, and the Center for Women.

\r\n

The building is named for Harvey Warren Cox, who was the first and longest-serving president of Emory University, holding the position from 1920-1942. He oversaw major construction on campus, guided curricular decisions, and balanced the university's books during his tenure. The Illinois-born Cox was the first president of Emory who didn't hail from the South.

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Cox Hall was the site of an important Black Student Alliance-led protest in 1969 that advocated to increase the rights and recognition of African American students and workers at Emory. About thirty black students interrupted a service in Durham Chapel in the Theology Building and then held a protest at Cox Hall. A few days later, the university filed restraining orders against a number of the students. In the end, however, the BSA won a number of their demands, which included the establishment of the Black Student Alliance House--a space for black students on campus--and the hiring of the first full-time black administrator.

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Even after the 1955 renovation of the Candler Library, the university felt a strain on library space. The Robert W. Woodruff Library was constructed and opened in 1969 to increase research resources and space at the university.

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The Woodruff Library houses the university's general collections, the Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library (MARBL), the Goizueta Business Library, the Marian K. Heilbrun Music & Media Library, and exhibit spaces, including the Schatten Gallery. The Matheson Reading Room, in Candler, is accessible from Woodruff via the walkway that connects the two buildings.

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The library is named for Robert W. Woodruff, who attended Emory College for a semester in 1908 and went on to become an extremely successful leader of The Coca-Cola Company. Woodruff made Coca-Cola an international company. He and his brother, George W. Woodruff, made a $105 million dollar gift that was at the time the largest single donation to an institution of higher education in U.S. history. In total, Woodruff donated $230 million to Emory. He also made significant donations to other cultural institutions throughout Atlanta.

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The Asa Griggs Candler Library was dedicated in 1926; its namesake funded the construction with a $400,000 gift. The New York-based architect Edward L. Tilton designed the building, which, like others in the Quad, is faced in marble.

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Asa Griggs Candler purchased the formula for Coca-Cola in 1888 and started the company shortly thereafter. In 1914, he donated $1 million to help establish Emory University in Atlanta. His brother, Warren Candler, served as a president of Emory College in the 19th century and would serve as the university's first chancellor. Asa Griggs Candler served on and chaired Emory's Board of Trustees.

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The Emory University Library division took up residence on the fourth floor of Candler Library in 1930. At the turn of the twentieth century, the Carnegie Library Training School of Atlanta was founded along with the Carnegie-sponsored Atlanta Public Library system. This library school became affiliated with Emory University in 1925 and became known as the Emory University Library School. The school closed in 1988.

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For several decades, the first floor of Candler Library held administrative offices of the university and museum. When the offices moved to the newly constructed Administration Building across the Quad in 1955, Candler Library underwent a major renovation to accommodate a growing collection and student needs. The library was once again renovated in 2001-2003.

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Bowden Hall was built in 1951, and was originally known as the History Building. It is today named for Henry L. Bowden, chair of the Board of Trustees from 1957 to 1979, and a graduate of the college and law school.

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Ben F. Johnson Jr., the dean of Emory Law School in 1962, with Bowden, represented Emory in a successful lawsuit at the Georgia Supreme Court to allow private institutions to retain tax-exempt status while admitting African American students, in effect allowing for the racial integration of private colleges in Georgia (Emory v. Nash, 1962). The first African American students enrolled in the nursing school.

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1951 was a \"banner year in University construction,\" according to Thomas English's history of Emory University. That year, ten buildings were completed, including buildings devoted to geology, dentistry, nursing, psychology, history, and dormitories for students (married and unmarried) and personnel.

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Michael C. Carlos Hall and the Carlos Museum stand directly across the Quad from the original Theology Building. Named for Atlanta businessman Michael C. Carlos, the building today houses the university's collections of art and antiquities as well as the art history department.

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The building originally served the law school, founded in 1916. If you look under the eaves, you will see the tablets of Moses and the scale of justice.

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The law school has since moved to Gambrell Hall, and today the Carlos Museum and the art history department use the space. The original 1916 building now includes an addition designed by architect Michael Graves.

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The museum was originally known as Emory University Museum and was founded in 1919. The college began collecting in 1876 while located solely at the Oxford campus. Much of the museum's collection is the result of W.A. Shelton's expedition to Egypt and former Ottoman territory in 1920. The museum is known for its collections from ancient Egypt, Nubia, the Near East, Greece, Rome, the ancient Americas, Africa, and Asia, and for a collection of works on paper from the Renaissance to the present.

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After a fundraising campaign that netted $4.8 million from organizations and churches, President Jimmy Carter broke ground for the new chapel in August 1979. The chapel was designed by renowned New York architect Paul Rudolph, whose father was part of the theology school's first graduating class in 1915. The chapel's looping arches and sleek design were inspired by the arched windows of Henry Hornbostel's original campus buildings. University leadership was eager to place the chapel on the Quad, creating a sprititual presence in the literal heart of the original campus.

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Since its opening and consecration in September 1981, Cannon Chapel has served as a spiritual center for all faiths on Emory's campus, as well as a venue for some of the University's most historic events. These have included President Bill Clinton's Regional Southern Economic Conference in 1995, the Dalai Lama launching the Emory/Drepung Loseling affiliation in Tibetan Studies, also in 1995, and Archbishop Desmond Tutu's meeting with Rajmohan Gandhi to discuss reconciliation and forgiveness in Hinduism and Christianity in 2000.

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The Old Theology Building is the oldest building on campus, built in 1915. Emory's School of Theology was founded in 1914, and it moved into the building two years later. The building housed the Pitts Theology Library until August 2014, when the library moved to its new location in the Candler School of Theology building.

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Underneath the eaves of the building, there exist depictions of the cross and a crown of thorns. The decorative details on the eaves of the earliest buildings on the Quad--the Theology Building and the Law Building--indicated the subjects studied within the building.

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The library space, which had originally been a chapel, underwent an interior renovation by the architect Paul Rudolph. Rudolph, whose father was a member of the School of Theology's first class in 1915, also designed the brutalist Cannon Chapel, built adjacent to the Theology Building, just off of the quadrangle.

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When Emory moved to its new campus in Druid Hills, the institution hired the Pittsburgh-based architect Henry Hornbostel to plan the campus. Hornbostel was a well-established architect at the time Emory hired him. He had previously won a competition to design Carnegie Mellon's campus. The Atlanta engineer Arthur Tufts oversaw the construction at Emory.

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The landscape and native marble of Georgia reminded Hornbostel of Tuscany. He made extensive use of pink Georgia marble and Italianate neo-renaissance architectural style in his plans for the buildings that border the Quadrangle. Since the 1970s, the area of campus that Hornbostel planned has been included in the National Register of Historic Places.

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The Quadrangle is a meeting place. Commencement takes place on the quad each year. It has also been the site of protests through the decades. In the late sixties, the quad hosted several Vietnam War protests. The Vietnam Moratorium--a nationwide day of protest calling for the U.S. to withdraw from the war in Vietnam--drew 1,000 students to the quad in 1969.

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The following year, student activists called a general strike that happened to coincide with the Creative Arts Festival. Atlanta's famous Bread and Puppet Theatre, on campus for the festival, led a march from the quad and urged students to join the strike. Later that day, President Atwood sent a message to US President Richard Nixon: \"On behalf of these concerned students, I beg you to consider the swift withdrawal of all United States troops from Vietnam and Cambodia.\"

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The Haygood-Hopkins Memorial Gateway was built in 1937. The gateway was meant to deepen the connection between Emory’s newer Atlanta campus and the original campus in Oxford. The gate is named for two of Emory's early presidents.

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Atticus Greene Haygood was a Methodist minister, a chaplain for the Confederate army, and eventually the president of Emory College in Oxford, from which he graduated in 1859. Haygood, like other early leaders of Emory, was a slaveowner and supporter of slavery.

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Haygood, however, changed his views about slavery at the end of the Civil War to reject the institution. After emancipation, he advocated for the integration of African Americans into southern society.

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Haygood's 1880 Thanksgiving Day sermon gave thanks for the end of slavery. This sermon caught the attention of George I. Seney, a Brooklyn banker and fellow Methodist, who made a major donation to Emory: $5,000 for Emory to repay its debts, $50,000 for new construction on campus, and $75,000 to replenish Emory’s endowment.

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Haygood resigned the presidency in 1884 and worked full time for the John F. Slater Fund for Negro Education in the South, and was later elected a Methodist Bishop. The pillar displays two of his quotations: “Let us stand by what is good and try to make it better,” and, “Nothing praises or pleases God like service.”

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Isaac S. Hopkins was Haygood's successor as president. Hopkins graduated from Emory College in 1859 and later taught Natural Science before leaving to teach physics at Birmingham-Southern College. In 1882 he returned to Emory as vice president before becoming President in 1885. Hopkins advanced a curricular focus on technology and physical sciences that Haygood had established. In 1888, he became the first president of Georgia Tech, then called the Georgia School of Technology. The pillar honoring Hopkins reads, “A pioneer in technical education, he was one of the builders of the New South.”

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The gate suffered some damage from automobile traffic in its early years, and the road was at one point diverted around the gate. In the early 2000s, the gate was elevated and the road lowered to allow it to be reopened to automobiles, including buses and emergency vehicles.

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The Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library is located in the Woodruff Library. Many of the images included in this tour draw on the Rose Library's collections, especially the Emory University Archives.

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Plan a visit, and follow the Rose Library blog, Twitter, and Facebook.

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Emory University Archives

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Emory History LibGuide

Emory University Archives Photographs
Emory Yearbooks Online

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Videos

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Emory University History Minutes: Architecture
Emory University History Minutes: Religion
Emory University on YouTube
Slavery and the University: Histories and Legacies on iTunesU
Emory University Libraries on iTunesU
Oxford Campus Tour

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Books & Articles

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Auslander, Mark. “The Other Side of Paradise: Glimpsing Slavery in the University’s Utopian Landscapes.” Southern Spaces, 13 May 2010.
Bullock, Henry Morton. A History of Emory University. Nashville, Tenn.: Parthenon Press, 1936.
Cromwell, Wendy R. “Opening Doors.” Emory Lawyer, Summer 2009.
English, Thomas H. Emory University, 1915-1965; a Semicentennial History,. Atlanta: Emory University, 1966.
Hauk, Gary S, and Sally Wolff. Where Courageous Inquiry Leads: The Emerging Life of Emory University. Altlanta, Georgia: Emory University, 2010.
Turner, William B. The Racial Integration of Emory University: Ben F. Johnson, Jr., and the Humanity of Law. SSRN Scholarly Paper. Rochester, NY: Social Science Research Network, August 15, 2007.

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Exhibitions

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You can see exhibitions on display at a variety of locations on campus, including Levels 2 and 3 of Woodruff Library, the Health Sciences Library, the Carlos Museum, the Administration Building, and other areas of campus.

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For more information on current exhibits in campus libraries, please visit the Library Exhibitions page.

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The Emory Campus Mobile Tour is a collaborative project of the Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives & Rare Book Library and the Emory Center for Digital Scholarship (ECDS).

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The tour is built using OpenTourBuilder, a free and open-source software developed initially by the ECDS, in partnership with a generous grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, and the Emory Library and Information Technology Services (LITS) Software Engineering Team.

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Project Team

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Project co-directors: Matthew Strandmark and Anne Donlon
Principal web app software developer: Jay Varner
Web app interface designer and software developer: Kevin Glover
University Archivist: John Bence
Head of the Rose Library Research Services: Courtney Chartier
Former head of the Rose Library Digital Archives: Erika Farr
Co-directors of ECDS: Allen Tullos and Wayne Morse
Director of the Rose Library: Rosemary Magee

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Emory Library and Information Technology Services (LITS) Software Engineering Team
Software team manager: Mike Mitchell
Project manager: Kelly Resignola
ECDS product owners: Stephanie Rodgers and Sarah V. Melton

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Thanks to: Ginger Smith, Holly Crenshaw, Gretchen Warner, Julie Braun, Kathryn Dixson

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Video Interviewees

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James Johnson, Landscape Architect (Haygood-Hopkins Memorial Gateway)
Gary Hauk, Vice President and Deputy to the President (Quadrangle)
Emily Dixon, Docent (Michael C. Carlos Museum)
Ginger Smith, Campus & Community Relations (Candler Library and Woodruff Library)
John Bence, University Archivist (Cox Hall)
Rosemary Magee, Director of the Rose Library (Schwartz Center for Performing Arts)

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