Series What I'm Working On Faculty sum up their latest research project in a nutshell Showing 7 of 7 results What I'm Working On: A Better Way to Learn Foreign Language, Translation Skills Spanish instructors are changing how they teach Spanish while emphasizing the importance of translation skills What I'm Working On: Health Inequalities Among Older Adults Sociologist Tyson Brown studies social mechanisms that lead to different health outcomes Assistant professor of sociology Tyson H. Brown focuses on how social factors affect population... What I'm Working On: Social Media in Ancient Greece Classical Studies professor William Johnson examines the role of ancient Greek and Roman influencers, the social media mavens of the day who could make or break the story you wrote on papyri. What I'm Working On: Trends and Changes in American Religion Duke's Mark Chaves discusses his leadership of a survey examining religious trends over time in the US What I'm Working On: Hitler's Role in the Arts Art historian Paul Jaskot, who joined the Duke faculty earlier this year, examines art's relationship with the Nazis and other brutal regimes Paul Jaskot believes there’s... What I'm Working On: Financial Divisions in South Africa Anne-Maria Makhulu explores systematic economic inequity in post-Apartheid South Africa What I'm Working On: Why you didn't do that thing you're sure you did Duke's Felipe De Brigard examines false memories, or why we're so sure of things we're wrong about Felipe De Brigard is an assistant professor of philosophy at Duke, where he runs the Imagination...
What I'm Working On: A Better Way to Learn Foreign Language, Translation Skills Spanish instructors are changing how they teach Spanish while emphasizing the importance of translation skills
What I'm Working On: Health Inequalities Among Older Adults Sociologist Tyson Brown studies social mechanisms that lead to different health outcomes Assistant professor of sociology Tyson H. Brown focuses on how social factors affect population...
What I'm Working On: Social Media in Ancient Greece Classical Studies professor William Johnson examines the role of ancient Greek and Roman influencers, the social media mavens of the day who could make or break the story you wrote on papyri.
What I'm Working On: Trends and Changes in American Religion Duke's Mark Chaves discusses his leadership of a survey examining religious trends over time in the US
What I'm Working On: Hitler's Role in the Arts Art historian Paul Jaskot, who joined the Duke faculty earlier this year, examines art's relationship with the Nazis and other brutal regimes Paul Jaskot believes there’s...
What I'm Working On: Financial Divisions in South Africa Anne-Maria Makhulu explores systematic economic inequity in post-Apartheid South Africa
What I'm Working On: Why you didn't do that thing you're sure you did Duke's Felipe De Brigard examines false memories, or why we're so sure of things we're wrong about Felipe De Brigard is an assistant professor of philosophy at Duke, where he runs the Imagination...
