Public School Advocate Jonathan Kozol to Speak at Duke Oct. 25 7 p.m. talk at Page Auditorium is free and open to the public DURHAM, N.C. -- Public school advocate Jonathan Kozol...
Former Provost, Nursing Dean Receive Duke’s Highest Honor at Founders' Day Ceremony Alumni Association also honors distinguished actor/director and economist professor The former dean of the Duke University School of Nursing and the longest-serving provost in...
Study Finds New Program Reduces Absenteeism In Primary Schools Project focuses on first and second grade students A pilot program reduced absenteeism in elementary schools by an average of 10 percent, according...
Two Decades Later, FOCUS Remains a Staple of Duke's First-Year Program Students respond to combination of multi-disciplinary seminars, residential learning and field trips Before DukeEngage, before Duke Immerse, before Bass Connections and other programs of the past...
School of Nursing Develops New Teaching Assignment Software Tool has saved school money and time spent on course scheduling and teaching assignment
No End to Learning A Duke initiative encourages faculty members to gather teaching tips from each other The change was slight but important. For many years, Duke professor Ross Wagner has asked...
Nurturing the Nanotech Maker in Us All New free online course teaches anyone how to make and examine materials on a molecular scale
Teaching Trump-Era Politics in the Classroom Faculty say they see more student interest in American politics and strive to avoid personal bias Students choose their courses for a variety of reasons: requirements to graduate, interest in a...
