The Moment
Emory College Woodruff Scholars Program
Welcome to The Moment, a podcast for the Emory College Woodruff Scholars Program. This podcast explores the questions, issues, and challenges that shape how Scholars experience their identities in the Scholar community and their relationships with one another. The Moment is collaborative, inclusive, and multi-vocal, and it features interviews, conversations, and contributions from Scholars, Scholar Alums, and Friends of the Program. Even if we cannot share a physical space, we can always share The Moment.
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