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  Cody Carruth Just Solved the E&H Mystery from This Week’s “America’s Song Contest.”

  Are you watching NBC’s “America’s Song Contest”? Did you notice a little Emory & Henry Easter Egg this week?

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  Cleo Cooper Has Traded Helmet for Hard Drives

  Cleo Cooper has made a big career shift – but he’s finding that his ties to Arena Football are helpful in the business sector. Keep reading
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  Richard Joyce’s Artwork Featured in Gallery

  In 2003, life changed dramatically for Richard Joyce, E&H Class of 1969. But nothing could change his love for life’s beauty. Keep reading
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  Avery Smith Takes a Big Step in His Opera Career

  Avery Smith has been chosen for a world-class professional opera program that only accepted about 40 participants – from all over the world Keep reading
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  Hannah Long Acquires Books for Harper Collins

  Hannah is breaking a long family tradition – and the adventure is paying off. Keep reading
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  Phyllis Spiegel, E&H ’88, Named Bishop-Elect of Utah Diocese

  The announcement was made on April 30, 2022, and Rev. Spiegel is excited about what comes next. Keep reading
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  Dr. Will Bodfish is making connections at the E&H School of Health Sciences

  Dr. Will Bodfish is on a mission…to find you.

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  Massimo Tager on Life in Madrid

  Massimo Tager was the first person to go to Spain.

  Well, he was the first E&H student to take advantage of a 6-month study abroad program in Spain.

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  E&H Mass Comm Student Story: Emily Bunn spotlights Austin Bunn and their shared E&H legacy

  This is part of a series of stories by members of the 2022 E&H Mass Comm 302 Class.
  
  Home is where your family is: and for Austin Bunn (’14) that place was his college.
  
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  E&H Mass Communications Student Story: Hannah Medley shares a story of Marion Senior High School’s newest addition – Jack Ginn

  This is part of a series of stories by members of the 2022 E&H Mass Comm 302 Class.
  
  Coach Jack Ginn says, “I haven’t had to work much in 34 years; I do what I love and that’s coaching.” Keep reading