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The Office of the Provost has awarded Intellectual Community Planning Grants to nine projects led by Duke faculty members based in seven schools.

The Office for Faculty Advancement has awarded seed grants to 12 new projects led by Duke faculty members. The theme for this grant cycle is “Strengthening Faculty Commun

Thanks for generous funding from The Duke Endowment, the Office of the Provost has selected seven research proposals that engage with “Racial and Social Equity in Local Context.” These projects will be led by Duke faculty members beginning as early as July 1.

Each year, Duke Service-Learning recognizes students, faculty and community partners with the Betsy Alden Outstanding Service-Learning Awards. Betsy Alden was a pioneer in service-learning, beginning her work at Duke during the 1980s. Read more about the legacy of Betsy Alden HERE.

Assistant Professor of the Practice Kisha Daniels is on a mission. As the new director of Duke’s Secondary Teacher Preparation Program, her job is to let students know that on a campus full of emerging consultants, engineers, and doctors, there’s also a pathway to becoming a teacher.

A study identified several risk factors for spinal health, such as looking at screens for more than three hours a day. Here is everything you need to know about the study and its findings, read more to find out.  

The Office for Faculty Advancement has awarded seed grants to 14 new projects led by Duke faculty members from the Law School, Nicholas School of the Environment, School of Medicine, School of Nursing and Trinity College of Arts & Sciences.

As I reflect on the ongoing discourse on academic credentials of colleges and universities’ presidents and vice presidents for academic affairs within Liberia, I have thought to share my thoughts on the critical importance of academic credentials and

The North Carolina Department of Public Instruction has selected Duke TeachHouse for inclusion in its Promising Practices Clearinghouse, a resource for the state’s teachers, administrators, district personnel and other education advocates. Launched in 2015 and part of the Program in Education within the Trinity College of Arts & Sciences, Duke TeachHouse is a first-of-its-kind peer living…

The M.A. Educational Transformation and the Program in Education, Inquiry & Justice invite you to a series on Historicizing the Anti-“CRT” Movement: Implications for Teaching, Policy, and Resistance featuring Dr. Noreen Naseem Rodríguez (University of Colorado Boulder) and Dr. LaGarrett King (University at Buffalo). Friday, March 25, 5:00pm-6:30pm ET White Gravenor 206 Georgetown University This […]