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Carol Epling in front of a blue background.

PUBLISHED May 16, 2022 IN Working@Duke , Campus , Medicine

Why COVID-19 Boosters and Masking Remain Vital

As health experts brace for a potential COVID-19 surge this fall and winter, Dr. Carol Epling shares insights on how to stay safe

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Campus Road and Utility Projects for Summer 2022

Renovations and repairs will temporarily affect the flow of vehicle and pedestrian traffic on campus

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PUBLISHED May 9, 2022 IN Working@Duke , Campus

Masking Requirement for Summer Session

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PUBLISHED May 12, 2022 IN Working@Duke

From Ancient Rome to Small-Town Mississippi, New Books by Duke Authors Capture the Imagination This Spring

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PUBLISHED May 11, 2022 IN Books , Academics , Research

Learning & Organization Development can tailor sessions to your department or unit through consulting services. Photo courtesy of L&OD.

PUBLISHED May 10, 2022 IN Working@Duke, Campus

Get Tailored Consulting for Your Department, School or Unit

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PUBLISHED February 15, 2022 IN Working@Duke, Campus

University and Health System Obituaries for 2022

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Mary McKee's work behind the scenes helps users of Duke's many online services have a seamless and secure experience. Photo by Stephen Schramm.

PUBLISHED May 16, 2022 IN Working@Duke, Campus

Blue Devil of the Week: Ensuring Big Digital Systems Work on the Individual Level

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Joseph Salem comes from Michigan State, where he is dean of libraries and interim associate provost for teaching and learning innovation

PUBLISHED May 11, 2022 IN Academics

Joseph Salem Named University Librarian

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PUBLISHED April 5, 2022 IN Working@Duke, Campus

Reboot – or Stay on Track — with Wellness Programs

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My Info page of the Duke@Work self-service website

PUBLISHED May 16, 2022 IN Working@Duke, Campus

Creating a Better Way to Find 'MyInfo'

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Dr. Joe Talley has seen the CAPS team go from being housed in a small suite of offices in the Old Chemistry Building to the new Student Wellness Center. Photo by Stephen Schramm.

PUBLISHED May 11, 2022 IN Working@Duke, Campus

A 45-Year Career of Wise Counsel

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Brittany Hunt stands in front of a stone archway located in front of the Nicholas School of the Environment. Hunt is one of 324 Duke faculty and staff who identify as American Indian or Alaskan natives. Photo by Jack Frederick.

PUBLISHED May 11, 2022 IN Working@Duke, Campus

As a Lumbee, Brittany Hunt Is Part of Duke’s Native American Community

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