The mission of the Rollins School of Public Health of Emory University is to acquire, disseminate, and apply knowledge to promote health and prevent disease in human populations. The School is uniquely positioned to provide its students with exposure and experience in the public health sector. Students, faculty, and staff share resources with some of the world's premier organizations to include the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, The Carter Center, The American Cancer Society, and The Georgia Department of Human Resources. Each of these relationships provides unique opportunities for faculty and students to engage in hands-on research and actual public health practice. The School offers the MPH degree, which is widely recognized as the primary professional degree in public health.

Joint-degree programs are available in conjunction with the schools of business, law, medicine, and nursing at Emory, and cross registration is available with the graduate and theology schools. Students may earn a Ph.D. in Biostatistics, Epidemiology, or Nutrition and Health Sciences through the Graduate School of Arts & Sciences. The Career MPH program allows mid-career professionals to earn a degree without interrupting their employment through an innovative format combining on-campus sessions and web-based instruction. The Rollins School of Public Health also is home to interdisciplinary centers devoted to active intervention and research such as the Center for Public Health Practice, the Center for Injury Control, the Women's and Children's Center, and the Center for the Study of Health, Culture and Society. These and other centers collaborate with various schools at Emory as well as communities at home and abroad. The School's international and diverse student body benefits from an environment rich in research and internship opportunities in Atlanta, the "public health capital of the world."

Find out more about the Rollins School of Public Health by visiting its web site: http://www.sph.emory.edu

Goizueta Business School at Emory University takes as its central mission the enhancement of global economic value with an ultimate goal of helping improve managerial decision making with a resulting increase in consumer prosperity. This is accomplished in three primary ways:

• To increase economic value for students in degree and executive programs.
• To increase economic value for the enterprises that hire its students and that send its senior managers to executive programs.
• To increase economic value based on the leading edge knowledge that the faculty creates in their research and publishing.

The Goizueta Business School is global in its focus and recognizes that economic value is derived today in world markets. Its students are international, the curriculum is international, and the research is international.

The school upholds the central philosophy of Roberto Goizueta's legacy. He saw the Coca-Cola Company's central mission as to create value over time for shareowners. Value creation benefits the owners of the business but also has significant benefits for other stakeholders, including employees, and the worldwide communities in which the company and its various stakeholders participate as economic agents. In addition, economic value creation enables shareowners and other stakeholders to contribute back to society in meaningful ways. The Goizueta Business School espouses the highest ethical standards and believes that economic value is maximized when there is no uncertainty as to ethical intent. It believes that the Goizueta name is synonymous with creating economic value. Its goal is to educate principled global leaders of the future, who, like Roberto, both create value for their organizations and improve society.

The Goizueta Business School offers both the MBA and BBA degree and has four MBA programs. Additionally, the School has an Executive MBA full-time two year, full-time one year and three year program. Find out more about the Goizueta Business School by visiting its web site: http://www.emory.edu/BUS/