Jared and ENVS Lecturer and Emory Geographer, Michael Pageįor Jared, his work in the Emory Center for Digital Scholarship (ECDS) was essential to his Emory experience. In each of these classes, I felt like being a TA was beneficial to me, and I learned something even in the classes that I had already taken.” According to Jared, “I enjoyed going beyond answering questions during office hours to actively lead the lab portion of the class and help students develop their final projects.

We hope to offer MS students an opportunity to engage as teaching assistants and Jared found the opportunity to teach, along with his work in the Emory Center for Digital Scholarship, a meaningful complement to his MS experience. Luckily, Jared was hooked and we were lucky enough to welcome him to campus, albeit virtually, in fall 2020.īeing on a continuous loop of Zoom calls in 2020-21 was certainly not ideal, but Jared prevailed and was able to find some silver linings in his classes and his work as a teaching assistant with Professor Burchfield. As a GIS support team member, Jared worked with Michael on mapping and aerial photography on Samothrace and Michael shared the work being done by Professor Emily Burchfield and her use of geospatial data in her research. It was during his work at the Sanctuary of the Great Gods on the island of Samothrace where serendipity put him on the research team with ENVS lecturer and Emory geographer, Michael Page. An advisor for his undergraduate thesis was serving as a consultant on an archaeological excavation to Greece and suggested Jared apply to be a part of the research team. Jared joined Emory after completing his undergraduate degree at the University of Virginia, having double majored in Environmental Science and Archaeology. Subway, which eventually dropped Fogle as a spokesman, has not commented on McLaughlin’s lawsuit.As we reflect on another successful year for students in the Department of Environmental Sciences (ENVS), we are especially proud of our students in the MS in Environmental Sciences program for prevailing through a two-year program, with one year being a COVID year! As a 2022 graduate of the MS in Environmental Sciences program, Jared Gingrich 22G, met all of the challenges of learning and researching during COVID times with creativity and flexibility and his thesis work is a reflection of his academic growth – a testament to the kind of scholarship we hope to foster in our MS program. She was awarded $7 million in the settlement.įogle was sentenced to more than 15 years in prison last year after pleading guilty to receiving child pornography and traveling to have sex with minors. The lawsuit also accused the company of using her likeness and those of her children without permission for an ad campaign.Īfter Fogle’s arrest, McLaughlin filed for divorce. McLaughlin filed a lawsuit last month against Subway, alleging that the company had been informed of questionable behavior from Fogle but didn’t investigate the claims thoroughly enough. And I mean anyone would have anger for a person who was supposed to do nothing but protect his children.” “I can’t even think about him at this point in my life. McLaughlin said she can’t think about Fogle without getting angry. “I mean, how could anyone think that I would stay married to a man and have children with a man who was doing this? Of course I wouldn’t be there. You know, I was home with the kids and he was out on the road in a different life and he was able to keep those two very separate,” McLaughlin said. She said the first time she learned about Fogle’s crimes was when the FBI showed up last summer at their home in Zionsville.

“You could look up every word in a dictionary or a thesaurus for horrible and none of them describe what this year has been like,” said McLaughlin, who is the mother of two children with Fogle, ages 3 and 5. Katie McLaughlin appeared on CBS This Morning Friday to talk about her ex-husband’s arrest on child sex charges and the lawsuit she filed against his former employer, Subway. The ex-wife of disgraced Subway spokesman Jared Fogle said she had no idea about the double life that eventually landed him in prison. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated.

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