Thursday, January 24, 2008; 4pm Goizueta Business School - Auditorium; 1300 Clifton Road
To the Metropolitan Atlanta Community: For over ten years, the Rollins School of Public has honored the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. through the Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Service Awards Program. The genesis of this celebration grew out of dialogue in 1993 between Dr. Joyce Essien and then Dean of the School of Public Health, Ray Greenburg where they agreed that it was time to align the mission and values of Public Health with the precepts of social justice. With the support of Dean Curran and the diligent work of faculty, staff, and students, this program has grown to be a major event among the calendar of King Week activities held at Emory. Our program is unique as the only event that has consistently recognized and celebrated people and organizations in greater Atlanta whose work exemplifies the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. This year’s program is dedicated to the victims of social injustice and the keynote speaker will be Isaac N. Farris, Jr., President and Chief Executive Officer, The M.L. King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, Inc. Awardees include: Mr. Bradley Cartwright and Ms. Kerry Smith, Atlanta Girls’ School We hope that you will join us for this celebration of service. Sincerely, Peter W. Roberts, Ph.D. Goizueta Business School
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