Holmgren Wins Polish History Award Beth Holmgren, professor of Slavic and Eurasian Studies, honored by the Pilsudski Institute of America Duke Professor Beth Holmgren was recently honored for her scholarship in Polish history. ...
The Neuroscience of Language Learning: Why Most Humans Are Bilingual An interview with cognitive neurolinguist Edna Andrews Edna Andrews is the Nancy & Jeffrey Marcus Professor of Slavic & Eurasian Studies,...
Commentary: Nobel winner a courageous maker of verbal documentaries Holmgren, Beth - Slavic and Eurasian Studies
Valerie Ashby to Become Arts & Sciences Dean Ashby, chair of chemistry at UNC-Chapel Hill, will oversee Duke’s core academic units
Committee Selected to Lead Search for New Arts & Sciences Dean Panel conducting national search; aims to present finalists in May Sociology Professor Angela O'Rand will lead a committee tasked with conducting...
A One-Woman Band in Academics, Music Edna Andrews teaches in three Duke departments and plays five instruments Name: Edna AndrewsPosition: Linguistics and cultural...
Trinity College Awards: Teaching Excellence Built Upon Risk-Taking Trinity College honors faculty, staff for excellence in teaching, advising and leadership
Slavic Studies Professor Wins Book Award Beth Holmgren is honored again for her work on 19th century Polish stage actress Helena Modjeska. Beth Holmgren, chair of Duke's Department of Slavic and Eurasian Studies, has been honored once...
