Let’s understand how the implementation of an open design innovation framework impacts attitudinal shifts among educators toward creating equitable educational change and toward teaching ethics-centered computing.

A new mentoring program, which connects diverse early-career communicators, as well as staff members considering a communications career, with more experienced colleagues at Duke, is finishing its first full year of operation.

Are you interested in the intellectual breadth of demography? Do you want to know who demographers cite, who cites demographers and where demographers publish?

We invite grant applications from Duke University faculty to study social science research topics of their choice. The size of the grants range from $5,000 to $25,000. Tell us what research you want to do, how this funding will help facilitate that work, and what research product the grant would enable or enhance.

This course invites students to grapple with major themes and events related to race and U.S. history through a virtual exploration of museums, state and national parks, and historical sites across North Carolina and the American South.

This course will interrogate the meaning of “community-engaged research” and related terms, explore their relevance for both researchers and communities, address the ethical considerations and logistical problems that often arise, and consider recommendations for enacting best practices.