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Community Data & Evaluation Skill-Building Series

Prove & Improve: Community Data & Evaluation Skill-Building Series June 2- June 6, 2025 Register Attendees are welcome to select individual sessions to attend, or …

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Racial Healing, Hope, and “The Solidarity Dividend”

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MIDS Career Fair

The Duke Master in Interdisciplinary Data Science and Master in Statistical Science programs are teaming up to provide an in-person Career Fair on November 4, 2022. This ...
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The Durham Arts Council has become a special place

Over the summer, Dr. Jessica Sperling’s 10-year-old daughter, Eve Smokoski, wanted to write a song. Using Taylor Swift music as the backdrop, Eve began researching ...
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Reclaiming Southern History and Narrative

Have you registered for MDC’s State of the South series, True South: Reclaiming Southern History and Narrative at Durham’s Hayti Heritage Center and at NC ...
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DPI and NC Collaboratory address COVID’s impact on Student Learning

Teachers decide to leave the classroom for a multitude of reasons (e.g., low pay, teacher working conditions, lack of career advancement, stress/burnout, etc.). Following the ...
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Alumni Spotlight: Joaquin Menendez, MIDS 2020

Q: Joaquin, you were enrolled in the first year of MIDS. That must have been exciting but also a bit scary since you didn’t know ...
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EHD Bass Connections

Celebrating Nine Years of Research in Education and Human Development

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What is high-dosage tutoring and why does the state’s investment in it matter?

Last week, the Campaign for Grade-Level Reading held a national conversation about high-dosage tutoring, an evidence-based intervention for learning loss. On the panel — along with leaders from national ...
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Andrea Lane

New MIDS Faculty

Biostatistician. Mathematician. Musician. North Carolinian. Lane is a recent PhD graduate of the Rollins School of Public Health at Emory University. She holds a BSPH ...
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