Emory University

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Letter from the Emory Quest Liaison

Welcome to the Emory Quest Scholars Network chapter home page! My name is Cindy Nguyen, and I am thrilled to be the Emory Quest Liaison. Furthermore, I am delighted that you have taken a moment to explore the Quest chapter at Emory.

Emory University is a dynamic, vibrant institution – made even more so with the 100+ active Quest Scholars sprinkled all over campus. These Scholars may have gotten their start through the QuestBridge National College Match, but the journey did not stop there. The Emory Quest Scholars embody the pillars of leadership, service, and scholarship through their on-campus involvement with fellow Scholars, peers, and university members. At Emory, Quest Scholars form a commanding presence both in the College of Arts and Sciences and in the Goizueta Business School. They can also be found belting out the most beautiful notes in the Emory University Chorus and various a capella groups, 2-stepping with the most popular dance crews, and/or performing for the University President every semester with the Emory University Symphony Orchestra. In addition, Emory Questies take advantage of the surrounding Atlanta community and volunteer hundreds of hours in neighborhoods all over the city. Chapter members combine their passions and make unique opportunities for themselves with their talent and energy. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg.

The overarching mission of our campus chapter is to provide a haven of support and encouragement for fellow Quest Scholars. As a member of the chapter’s Executive Board, I can tell you firsthand that we strive to offer events that are fun and resourceful. From the study breaks during stressful finals to professional development seminars, members have the opportunity to work toward their goals and build relationships with fellow Questies.

I’m incredibly proud to be a Quest Scholar, and I urge you give our page a quick peek to uncover the incredible paths that Emory Quest Scholars have taken and continue to pursue.

Cindy Nguyen, Emory '14