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EPASS Tutoring/Learning Programs
Through peer-tutoring (EPASS), collaborative learning (Supplemental Instruction [SI] and Roundtables), individual consultation and coaching, and services to non-native English speakers (ESL), Learning Programs provides opportunities for all students to maximize their learning experiences.
Religious Life at Emory
The Office of the Dean of the Chapel and Religious Life welcomes you to Emory University. View a welcome letter, review a listing of local places of worship, and fill out and submit a religious preference form.
Emory Student Health and Counseling Services
Our combined Student Health and Counseling Services empower students to take responsibility for their health and complement the academic mission of the university by providing unified medical, counseling, and health promotion services that result in healthy individuals and a healthy campus culture.
Student Health Services
Student Health Services offers a wide variety of outpatient clinical services designed to meet the needs of a diverse student body. Our caring professionals are here to help you feel your best.
Student Counseling Center
The Counseling Center staff helps students understand the pressure and stress of student life, find ways of coping with crises, and grow from their experiences.
Health Education and Promotion
Our health educators assist students in enhancing their skills and habits to advance personal and community health and to enjoy success in and out of the classroom. We offer programs and services including: nutrition counseling; sexual health counseling; improving sleep; stress management; healthy relationships; sexual assault prevention education and response; alcohol, tobacco and other substance abuse prevention and risk reduction; mindfulness meditation practice groups; and holistic wellness.
Sustainability at Emory 
Emory has identified sustainability as a top priority of the university. The vision is to help restore the global ecosystem, foster healthy living, and reduce the university's impact on the local environment.
Educational Food Gardens
Emory has seven small educational food gardens on campus that highlight organic production methods and seasonal food. Five gardens are maintained by teams of staff, students, neighbors, and faculty, and harvests are shared within each team. Boasting lovely tomatoes, lettuces, peas, beans, greens, eggplant, broccoli, strawberries, and even cotton, the gardens have become islands of beauty and campus interest. Two other gardens are more specialized: a medicinal herb garden has been established at the School of Nursing, and the Yerkes Primate Center has an herb and flower garden for enrichment activities for the primates in the facility.
Contact Us
Call 404-727-9000 or e-mail orientation2009@emory.edu with any questions you may have.