March 25, 2024
Tell Us: How Do Duke’s Employee Benefits Meet Your Unique Needs?
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Women’s History Month, which concludes this week, helps to highlight and celebrate the accomplishments of women in the workforce.
The work of Duke's Ian Christie, left, and Cooper Boyce, right, helped Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium earn national recognition. Photo by Travis Stanley.
Image courtesy of Duke University Marketing & Communications.
LIVE FOR LIFE webinars take place at noon and last for 30 minutes – allowing most employees to listen during their workday. Photo credit: Judit Peter, Pexels
Fun events at Duke in March include, clockwise from top left, the quiet afternoons at the Duke Campus Farm, a guided tour of Duke Gardens, an open house at the Duke Lemur Center Museum, a talk by author T. Kingfisher and performances by the Ciompi Quartet and guest Allan Ware. Submitted photos.
Basketball players play an intramural game in Wilson Recreation Center at Duke. Photo by Travis Stanley
Prospective 2023 Duke Homebuyers Club participants gather for their first meeting. Photo courtesy of Duke Office of Durham and Community Affairs
Durham resident Charlie Burns enters the Karsh Center early voting location.
Clockwise from top left, Ana Anderson, Arthur Huang, Summer Granger, Steven Henson, Marianne Chanti-Ketterl, Jen Ricano and Jasmine Hughes shared their thoughts on Duke's future.
Duke community members listen to Duke University Chancellor for Health Affairs and Duke University Health System Chief Executive Officer Dr. Eugene Washington speak after a solidarity walk in June 2020. Photo courtesy of Duke Health.
Duke Professor of Zoology Arthur Pearse, left, collects specimens with a graduate student at the Duke University Marine Lab in the 1930s. Photo: Duke University Archives.