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Chris Suh has been selected as a Mellon Emerging Faculty Leader, the first in Emory’s history. The award will support his upcoming work, including the hiring of undergraduate researchers.
A new grant from the Mellon Foundation will allow Emory to develop and advance the Imagining Democracy Lab, a teaching and research model for civic engagement and democratic participation. Emory professors Carol Anderson and Bernard Fraga will lead the effort.
Mellon Foundation awards Emory $2.4 million to advance Indigenous studies and knowledge with the Muscogee Nation
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The Emory College Office of Faculty is the primary resource for faculty, and works to advance the academic mission of Emory University by supporting faculty recruitment, retention, research and teaching.
Under the leadership of Senior Associate Dean of Faculty Deboleena Roy, the office also oversees tenure and promotion review and reappointment of College faculty, faculty leave requests, and the full range of professional activity encompassed in the life-course of the faculty.
Learn more about the Office of Faculty.
Review & Promotion
Emory College: Meet the New Faculty
New faculty hired across Emory College of Arts and Sciences will contribute to the vibrant academic community within one of the world's leading research universities.
Faculty In The News
Faculty Spotlight
‘First Fridays’ lecture series returns Nov. 3
Emory College historians Chris Suh (left) and Maria Montalvo will spotlight their research this fall at Emory College’s “First Fridays” series, monthly lectures that highlight innovative faculty scholarship in a wide variety of topics related to race, ethnicity and social justice.
Faculty Spotlight
Dr. Pohoata and Team Unlock Mathematical Marvel: Redefining the Smallest Triangle
Dr. Cosmin Pohoata, alongside MIT graduate students Alex Cohen and Dimitrii Zakharov, has achieved a groundbreaking mathematical feat by redefining the concept of the smallest triangle within the Heilbronn triangle problem. In their recently published proof, the trio has shattered a record that stood for four decades, drawing acclaim and sparking new interest in this seemingly simple yet profoundly complex mathematical challenge.
