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Education

Teacher Attrition, Health, and Well-being During and After the COVID-19 Pandemic

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Bass Connections

Driving Durham Forward: Assessment and Progress in Justice Reform

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American South

Mission, Money, and Race: Creating Duke University’s Medical Enterprise, 1930-70

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Data Science

Seeking Data Viz Analyst

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Data Science

Become a MIDS Capstone Partner

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Community

New Office to Advance Community-Engaged and Research-Practice Partnerships

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Community

Seeking ‘The Solidarity Dividend’ of Racial Healing

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Community

Why do people vote the way they do?

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Community

The Durham Arts Council has become a special place

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American South

Reclaiming Southern History and Narrative

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Community

DPI and NC Collaboratory address COVID’s impact on Student Learning

Duke pediatrician Sarah Germana, MD, left, and Lauren McGill, MD, first-year pediatric resident, examine Scarlett Pelletier of Durham, who was the first baby born in 2015 at 8:15am on Jan. 1 at Duke University Hospital. As an intern, McGill has been busy listening for heart murmurs, making sure the lungs sound good, feeling babies tummies, and checking their reflexes. "I did catch a kid who had a clavicular fracture," said McGill of a baby who had a broken shoulder bone after being pushed out by the mom. "It's been challenging, but rewarding." (Patient release on file at Duke Photography.)
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Improving Workplace Well-being among Pediatric Physicians

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Advancing Care for Children with Medical Complexity

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Evaluation to Advance Healthcare Innovation

Chemistry graduate student Jeovanna Rios works in Mike Lynch's biomedical engineering lab in the Chesterfield Building. The Chesterfield Building, a cigarette-factory-turned-research-hub, is home to collaboration-friendly lab, office and conference spaces for parts of Duke University School of Medicine and the Pratt School of Engineering. Duke leases about 100,000 square feet of space in the downtown building. The lab is focused on genetically engineering microbes to shut off their growth circuits and turn on new pathways to produce different compounds—improving production of biofuels, pharmacological molecules and industrial chemicals.
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Support Diversity in Biomedical Careers via new Post-Bac Supports

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Community

Racial difference in shared decision-making in emergency visit care planning

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Data Science

Building a new generation of interdisciplinary health researchers

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Developing a drone-delivered defibrillator network

Duke University School of Medicine's Class of 2022 received their first white coats on Friday, August 3, 2018 in a ceremony at Reynold's Theater in the Bryan Center. The School of Medicine’s class of 2022 is readying for their Duke experience with a time-honored ceremony and an immersion into the Duke and Durham community. The members of the class received their first white coats — a gift from the Duke Medical Alumni Association— at the White Coat Ceremony on August 3. The white coat signifies the virtues of altruism, responsibility, duty, honor, respect, and compassion (©2018 Kevin Seifert Photography | kevin@kevinseifertphotography.com | 919-208-9458)
Education

Augmenting supports for underrepresented faculty

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Bass Connections

Equitable University Community Research Partnerships

The Duke Campus Farm is a one-acre, working farm that provides sustainably grown produce and food systems education for Duke and its surrounding communities.
Community

Informing Direction for Duke Campus Farm

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Data Science

Examining data science graduate programming

Duke students enjoy a warm and sunny February afternoon studying and socializing on the Bryan Center Plaza. From left are Isabella Jimenez, sophomore, Sydney Morrow, sophomore, and Kianna Lawrence, junior.
Education

DukeEngage

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Duke Pratt First-Year Design Initiative

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Education

Duke Technology Scholars Program

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Innovating Humanities Education

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Community

Made in Durham

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American South

Exploring and Interrogating the State of the South

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Community

North Carolina Education Corps

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Wolfpack WORKS Literacy Initiative

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Academic effect of the Durham Children’s Initiative

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Community

Implementation, Impact and Expansion of NCLF Initiative

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Community

PAGE (Partnership for Appalachian Girls’ Education)

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Bass Connections

Bass Connections: You, Music, and Social Change

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Rewriting the Code

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American South

Survey of the South

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Education

Resilience Project

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Literacy Instruction Intervention

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Community

Kidznotes

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COVID-19

Survey of Social Distancing

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Health Disparities

Social Determinants of Health

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Community

Thriving Congregations and Communities

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