Nick Eubank: New iiD Associate Director
Nick Eubank is an Assistant Research Professor in the Duke Social Science Research Institute (SSRI), where he studies a range of topics related to political accountability, …
Recent Articles
Accessing NC Public School Student and Teacher Data for Innovative Research
Faculty and researchers are invited to learn more about the expansive longitudinal database maintained by the North Carolina Education Research Data Center (NCERDC), as well …
Do you work in evaluation? Or applied/community-engaged research?
Do you work in evaluation or related applied/community-engaged research? Join a kick-off “birds of a feather” gathering on May 18! RSVP We’ll come together to …
Building a Community-Based Intervention Science Network at Duke
The Office for Faculty Advancement has awarded seed grants to 14 new projects led by Duke faculty members. A mix of new ideas and expansions of existing …
You have a PhD. Now what?
Debating your post-PhD career options? Join us for a virtual panel of Duke PhDs from the social sciences. Learn about their experiences transitioning from graduate …
Securing the Final Frontier: Duke’s Space Diplomacy Lab
Professor Giovanni Zanalda, co-chair of the lab and director of the Rethinking Diplomacy Program, said the goal is to stay focused on developing policy ideas …
Virtual Research Town Hall
Best Practices and Resources for Qualitative Research at Duke March 28, 2023 | 10:00 – 11:30 am Location: Duke Zoom REGISTER Join Zoom Meeting Meeting …
Summer 2023 Duke Graduate Academy
The Duke Graduate Academy offers online short courses that introduce Duke graduate and professional students and postdoctoral fellows to skills, tools and knowledge that augment …
Partnering with Purpose
Social Science Research Institute Research Scholar Ann Brewster is one of the collaborative’s fellows, earning support for her “Phail Wynn Jr. Program for Academically At-Risk Students.” …
Incorporating antiracism into curriculum
DukeMag: What goes into creating an anti-racist course? What worked and what didn’t? And, of course, what did everybody learn about race? The Devils’ Share …