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Oct 12 Introducing DCE/SSRI Community-Focused Advising
Sep 7 Duke Students Discuss Duke Medical Ethics Journal
Aug 4 Changes in how the Social Science Research Institute (SSRI) provides research consultation to the Duke Community
Jun 26 PhD candidate Sarah Raviola talks about her research on urban economics and housing policy in the US
May 25 PhD candidate Tayzhaun Glover talks about his doctoral work on fugitive slave flight and the abolition of slavery in the French Caribbean
May 21 Seeking Duke post-doc research associate for the MIDS Capstone team
May 21 Storytelling to make inequality in the American South less sustainable
May 21 Work and Well-Being at Duke During the Pandemic
Apr 16 PhD candidate Jared Clemons talks about studying the politics of social justice
Mar 17 Adam Stanaland (PhD Candidate) researches how powerful norms and stereotypes shape people's identities and self-concepts

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