Members of the Duke community participate in a screen printing workshop through Duke Arts hosts “Duke Art Creates." (Photo Duke Arts)
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Duke alumnus and trustee Grant Hill will keynote Duke’s MLK commemoration with the theme of “Our Path to Progress: Realizing King’s Dream of True Freedom for All.”
From left to right, Learning & Organization Development’s Keisha Williams and Marjorie Siegert celebrate with Tomeka Everett, an Administrative Specialist at Duke, who received a Certificate of Excellence. Photo by Les Todd.
LIVE FOR LIFE will be hosting free group fitness classes for employees beginning Jan. 4. Classes include Pilates, total body training, stretching, cardio circuit training, yoga and core training.
January 2, 2024
Thriving in 2024: Mantras for Success in Work and Life from Duke Staff and Faculty
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December 21, 2023
Duke Chorale 2023 Christmas Concert with Special Guest Durham School of the Arts
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With 102 courses on leadership, management, interpersonal communication and technical skills, L&OD provides learning opportunities to gain new hard and soft skills to grow in a role and improve communication and lead more effectively.
LIVE FOR LIFE nurse Shelly Miller draws a blood sample from clinical nurse Jasmine Fouche at a LIVE FOR LIFE mobile health assessment clinic in the Duke Clinic on Nov. 15. (Photo by Brandon Bieltz)
The 2023 classes of the Duke Management Academy, top, and Duke Leadership Academy, bottom, recently celebrated the completion of their year-long professional development journeys. Photos by Stephen Schramm.
Image courtesy of University Marketing & Communications.
December 14, 2023
Newsweek Names Duke Among America’s Greatest Workplaces for Diversity for 2024
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The 10-week fitness competition begins Jan. 8 and runs through March 20, with weekly check-ins every Wednesday to track participants’ average weekly steps and active minutes.
Emergency training exercises will take place this week and next week near the West Campus Steam Plant. Photo courtesy of University Marketing & Communications.
From left to right, Duke University Hospital’s Violence Recovery Program staff Keith Patterson, Uzuri Holder and Demetrius Lynn gather in their offices in Duke Clinic. Photo by Jack Frederick.
