Teams and individuals across Duke have found ways to make the most of hybrid work.
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Members of the Office of Communication Services in Duke Human Resources. From left: Travis Stanley, Leanora Minai, Sonja Likness, Jodie Valade, Stephen Schramm and Paul Grantham (front). Not pictured: Paul Figuerado, Greg Whitaker and Wendy Morris.
Flyers on a West Campus door in the summer of 2020 share safety information and encouragement. Photo courtesy of University Marketing & Communications.
In response to Working@Duke's recent remote work survey, staff and faculty from across Duke University and Duke Health shared images showing how they work on-site, hybrid and remote.
Remote work scenes shared by Duke employees in 2023.
December 9, 2024
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Clockwise from top left, new mom Satora Davis felt love from her remote colleagues, a PRMO team put together a cookbook, Chicago-based employee Tricia McGinn visited Duke's campus, and PRMO colleagues volunteered together.
Associate Professor John Board, center in blue shirt and khaki pants, leads a campus tour for the Office of Information Technology in April 2024. Photo by Travis Stanley
Diamond Riley is the first person anyone sees when they walk into the Duke Graduate School, and she says she craves the in-person interaction. Photo by Travis Stanley.
One of Duke's remote workers, Stephen Peterson of the Office of Research Administration, captured this scene from his remote workspace in the North Carolina mountains. Photo courtesy of Stephen Peterson.
Sarah Lang got to experience the sights of Duke and Durham during a visit late last year. Photos by Sarah Lang.
Glenn Setliff splits his work week between home and his on-campus office in the Pearson Building. Photo by Stephen Schramm.
December 13, 2022
Three Years Later: How is Hybrid, Remote or On-Site Work Going?
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