For many students attending college is a full-time job, complete with the stress of attending classes, completing assignments and preparing for a post-graduate career. But for a group of students a Emory University, course work is just the beginning. They've voluntarily taken on another full-time job as emergency medical technicians, providing life-saving services to the university community and surrounding areas. And they're good at it. This year the student-operated, all volunteer, Emory Emergency Medical Services unit was named EMS Service of the Year among EMS professionals and programs in the eight-county state region encompassing metro Atlanta. A member of Emory's unit — the only collegiate EMS unit in Georgia — was also named EMT of the Year for the Atlanta region.