M.A. McCrackin added a walking pad to her office work routine over the summer to help find more movement in her day. Photo by Travis Stanley
LIVE FOR LIFE
The Fall 'Spooktacular' Market will include both group and individual costume contests. Photo by Travis Stanley
The last few years, William Dawson has played as a one-man band outside Duke Cancer Center on a random October day to brighten the mood of patients going in and out of the building. Photo courtesy of William Dawson
LIVE FOR LIFE Dollars earned by participating in wellness activities can be used to purchase an array of wellness goodies. Graphic by Travis Stanley
Monika Anand overcame elevation gains of 8,215 feet and frigid 7-degree Fahrenheit weather to hike to Everest Base Camp in April. Photo courtesy of Monika Anand
The fall season of the Duke Run/Walk Club begins on Aug. 11. Photo by Travis Stanley
A scene from Duke Forest. Photo by Megan Mendenhall, Duke University
Fit in 15 encourages participants to engage in moderate activity for 30 minutes per day for at least 15 days during a month.
Marek Kasprisin, a senior IT Analyst with Duke's Office of Information Technology, sells propagation stations at Duke Farmers Market through May at his booth Holey Timber. Photo by Travis Stanley
After Rachel Orr began working with a health coach through Duke’s employee wellness program, she started running 5Ks and obstacle course races. Photo by Travis Stanley
Pets at Duke offers pet therapy to staff and faculty through LIVE FOR LIFE. Photo by Travis Stanley
Customers peruse the fresh produce available at the Duke Farmers Market. Photo by Travis Stanley
Sheba Hall, Gregory Phillips and Felicia Wade are among Duke employees who learned they had serious health concerns after receiving a health assessment through LIVE FOR LIFE. Photo collage by Paul Figuerado
Get Moving Challenge had a record number of participants in 2025. Graphic by Paul Figuerado