Case_CampusLife.pdf

E M O RY U N I V E R S I T Y CAMPUS LIFE To read about Campaign Emory and its role in Emory’s future, see page 2. e m o ry u n i v e r s i t y c a m p u s l i f e g o a l : $5 million C R E AT E T H E F U T U R E of CAMPUS LIFE at emory education is so much more than just earning a degree. students learn to think critically, form connections with the whole human family, and act for the common good. These lessons arise every day. Not just in classrooms, but in residence halls and dining halls, on the Quadrangle and playing fields, during special events and ordinary ones. Emory offers opportunities that inform students’ worldviews in ways the traditional classroom cannot. It is a living laboratory, where philosophy students can explore ethics, nursing students can experience public health problems up close, and sociology majors can understand the impact of social inequality. Emory has a record of turning promising students into leaders who make decisions from their hearts as well as their minds. Leadership and service in today’s difficult world require courage, compassion, and the understanding that individuals can make a differ- ence. The Division of Campus Life offers all these things, along with lasting friendships and unlimited opportunities to serve the community. Your gifts support Campus Life’s ambition to infuse health practices into all aspects of cocurricular education and develop students who are ethical leaders and conscientious, compassionate, and active global citizens. Your gifts are invested in people, programs, and facilities to advance holistic well-being among members of the Emory community and cultivate a campus culture that values service learning. The success of student athletes creates members of the Emory community who are expe- rienced ethical leaders and champions of both athletic and academic pursuits. Campus Life envisions an athletic experience that is qualitatively unique, memorable, and led by knowledg