Working@Duke

Photo courtesy of Duke University Marketing & Communications.

AED Leadership Academy teams were asked to reflect on the concept of growth during a recent session. Photo by Stephen Schramm.

When Dr. Bill Malcolm began his pediatrics residency at Duke University in 1998, he became the program's first medical resident to use a wheelchair. He is now a professor of pediatrics in Duke's Division of Neonatology. Photo by Travis Stanley

The area around Krzyzewskille will be the site of utility work in the coming months. Photo by Stephen Schramm.

Duke Assistant Professor of Radiology and Medical Physicist Francesco Ria, left, participates in Duke Run/Walk Club; patrons at the Duke Farmers Market; and Lauren Johns, Program Manager for Duke Health’s Caring for Each Other at Duke Raleigh Hospital, practices tai chi remotely. Photos by Travis Stanley

Groups can reserve times to make the 239-step climb to the top of Duke University Chapel. Photo courtesy of Duke University Marketing & Communications.

Tasked with maintaining audio/visual equipment in many meeting spaces and classrooms, Craig Dearth spends his days on the move. Photo by Travis Stanley.

Lashima Davis writes her name on a dry erase board during the Foundational Skills Program kickoff event in August. Photo by Stephen Schramm.

The North Carolina Irish Allstars, featuring Duke's William Dawson, will perform a St. Patrick's Day concert at Duke Medicine Pavilion's main concourse. Photo courtesy of North Carolina Irish Allstars

One of the highlights of James Lambert’s day is picking up his children. Lambert is with his daughter, Rosemary, left, and his son, Sammy, right. Photo by Travis Stanley.