Our core purpose:Make people healthy(Sounds simple, doesn’t it? It’s not.)

It takes a village

• Surgery/Emory Transplant Center: Julie Earnhart

• Vaccine Center: Alex Brown

• Winship Cancer Institute: Vicki Riedl, Jennifer Daly, Lindsay Wachter

• Alumni: Heather Pharris, Lisa Tillman,

Rachel Donnelly

• Biomedical Engineering: Molly Croft

• Clinical Programs: Brook Brown

• Eye Center: David Woolf

• Neurology: Suzanne Baker

• Orthopaedics: Susan House

• Pediatrics: Sarah Batts

• School of Medicine: Maggi McKay, Leigh Hurt

• The big picture – Leigh Hurt & Maggi McKay

• SOM Alumni: They’re everywhere!– Heather Pharris

• Center for Health in Aging: Becauseeveryone gets old (if they’re lucky) –Margaret Lesesne

• The Children’s Center: Where our cutestpatients go – Sarah Batts

• Q & A: Ask us a Q. We’ll give you an A.

Caring for generations:matters of life and death

Are you this cute?We think you are.

A few of the scary thingsone hopes to avoid

• Winship Cancer Institute: Vicki Riedel & Jennifer Daly• Department of Surgery/Emory Transplant Center: Julie Earnhart• Neurology: Suzanne Baker• Genetics: Sharon Grantham• Q & A: Your chance to stump the panel!

Scary disease Scary surgery Just plain scaryScary diagnosis

A warranty for someof your parts

• Eye Center: David Woolf

• Orthopaedics: Susan House

• Vaccine Center/Infectious Disease: Alex Brown

• Cardiology, Emergency Medicine, Department of Medicine: Leigh & Maggi

• Biomedical Engineering: Molly Croft

• 2012: What’s Possible – Turning Wealth Into Public Good: Leigh & Maggi

• Q & A: Ask to see the fine print!

Our mission: the 3 thingswe do every day

1. Teaching

2. Research

3. Patient care

Our program is big!

• Local

• Statewide

• National

• International

• Interplanetary!

Collaboration is key to:

• exceeding our program goals

• making our donors proud

• making our mothers proud (Hi mom!)

Just the facts

We train:• 1 of every 5 physicians in Georgia

• > 462 medical students each year

• > 1,000 residents & fellows in 74 accreditedprograms each year

There’s more!

• premier research institute

• > $276 million in federal awards, 2005

• #19 in NIH dollars

• fastest-growing recipient of NIH awards

• pioneering treatment and research

Really smartresearchers

Wait! There’s more

We are• ranked nation’s finest for biomedical research

We get• 48 applicants for each first-year slot

We have• > 60 MD/PhD students in 40 NIH programs

• 365 students in 5 allied health programs

• a PA program ranked #3 in U.S.

We rock!• If we may say so ourselves

More more more!

• Faculty: 1,953 full-time, 969volunteers

• Patients: > 4.2 million visitseach year at seven owned ora liated teaching hospitals

• Physicians: 85% of Grady HealthSystems, one of region’s largestand busiest

• Charity care: > $66 million eachyear; $20 million at Grady

We’re building for the futureof medical education. Join us!

Opening summer 2007

• 165,000 square feet

• wireless computer network

• extensive space for simulation

• state-of-the-art dissection lab

• exam rooms with video cameras

• classrooms

• meeting rooms

• lecture halls

Goals & gift opportunities

Working goal: $500+ million

• Endowed chairs

& professorships

• Scholarships

• Endowed funds

• Expendable funds

• Research facilities

• Medical education building

Ada Lee and Pete Correll co-chair theSchool of Medicine campaign

Our alumni are the best

We’re everywhere!

• 14,812 alumni worldwide

• That’s 16% of all Emory alumni

Our breakdown:

• Medical school alumni: 5,188

• Residents/fellows: 9,317

It’s a matter of degrees

We don’t let just anyone in:

• 48 applications for each first-yearposition

• MCAT scores + GPAs highest to date

• 98% pass National Board Exam on firsttry

• residencies in Georgia and 23 otherstates; nearly half in primary care

Been to the doctor lately?(You probably noticed an Emory diploma whilewaiting in your little gown.)

1 in 5 Georgia physicians trained at Emory

• doctors’ o ces

• Emory University Hospital

• The Emory Clinic

• Emory Crawford Long

• Grady Memorial Hospital

• Veterans A airs Medical Center

• Emory Children’s Center

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• 13 endowed

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Excellence is expensive

School of Medicine tuition: $36,000 per year

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Our biggest goal for alumni(Can you guess?)

Scholarships!

• Expendable scholarships• Goal: $1 million

• Endowed scholarships• Goal: $1 gazillion!

Photo from actual gazillion dollar bill (rarely seen)

Our second biggest goal

We need a new building! Don’t you think?Goal:$55 million

Those are big goals.How will we meet them?

• Help from the dean

• More programs

• Fabulous reunion classes

• Direct mail

• Annual fund

• We’ll come to your house!

Life is a journey, not adestination (Emory is a destination)

We can expect to live 30 years longerthan our great grandparents. TheCenter for Health in Aging seeks toanswer:

• how and why do our bodies age?

• what causes pain, memory loss,depression?

• how can we maintain health andwellness?

The Hilton sisters(Paris & Nicky), ca. 2070

What does healthy aginglook like?

Good example:Gene Sarazan, 97

Good example:Lila Denmark, 103

Bad example:Nick Nolte, 65

So what’s our point?

• Center for Health in Aging est. January 2001

• interdisciplinary

• research, training, education, patient care

• helping people age well

More good examples!

Just a few numbers

• 26 NIH research projects

• 57 clinical trials

• 24 faculty

• ranked 16 in US News & WorldReport

• 1 of 7 NIH-designated centers of excellence

• Wesley Woods, nation’s only dedicated acute carehospital for elderly

Some of the work we do

Patient care• 1 of nation’s 5 largest clinical programs• 20 physician + 4 PhD faculty• Park Springs continuing care (a liate program)

Teaching• interdisciplinary training + community education

Research• Research Registry on Aging• 1 of 7 with two major “center of excellence” grants• 1 of 2 housing an a liate of American Federation for Aging Research

Goals & gift opportunities

Working goal: $6 million

• Endowed chairs• Endowed professorships• Scholarships• Expendable funds• Global aging facility

Emory Pediatrics:Little lives in special hands

Pose this way for your next driver’s license photo!

Emory Pediatricsis committed to:

• education of future pediatric leaders

• discoveries that improve children’s lives

• comprehensive, compassionate care for

patients and familiesFuture foodcritic for NYT

A few things youshould know about us

• 190 faculty & 26 fellows

• 21 divisions

• hundreds of clinical trials

• dozens of multi-site

clinical trials

• strong residency program

• national awards and honors

• strategic alliances

• patient visits

Wildly successful CEO who gets own show and fires Donald Trump on national TV

Here’s what we o er:

• new research avenues

• new treatment methods

• new hope and healing

• free checking

Botanist, karateblack belt, speakerof six languages

Here are our departments

• Pulmonology

• Hematology/oncology

• Cystic fibrosis

• Nephrology

• Neonatology

• Gastroenterology

• Infectious diseases

• Advanced diagnostics

• Housewares

• Bed & bath

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Two important truths

1. Our families entrust uswith their greatest treasure,their children.

2. Our young patientsdeserve nothing less thanworld class care.

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Philanthropy is essential(n. 1. love of giving generously to Emory)

• Attract and retain

• Prepare tomorrow’s leaders

• From beaker to bedside

• Outstanding patient careBeaker

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Our destination

• New research building

• Endowed residency program

• Endowed division chiefs

• Endowed fellowships

Imagine the possibilities

“100 years from now, it won’t matter what kind ofcar I drove, the kind of house I lived in, or how muchmoney was in my bank account. What will matter is thefact that I made a di erence in the life of a child.”