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Office plants are a special part of the workday for Duke colleagues.
September 27, 2023
A Growing Love for Office Plants
For Duke’s green thumbs, plants brighten workdays at home and on campus
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Duke units and departments can request tailored sessions with LIVE FOR LIFE.
Sarah Lang got to experience the sights of Duke and Durham during a visit late last year. Photos by Sarah Lang.
Jasmine Cobb, Professor of African & African American Studies and Art, Art History and Visual Studies at Duke University.
Duke Vice President for Facilities John Noonan greets University Environmental Services Operations Manager Asia Hicks during last week's ceremony. Photo by Stephen Schramm.
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Students take part in a discussion at the Mary Lou WIlliams Center for Black Culture. Photo courtesy of University Communications. -
Duke University Police Officer Aaron Pruka, right, helps Duke Citizens Police Academy Participants manage a simulated traffic stop. Photo by Chris Hildreth. -
Duke's paid time off benefit creates space for colleagues to time to focus on what truly matters. -
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Duke Corporate Payroll Services staff pose outside of their office space in the Human Resources Building at 705 Broad Street. Photo by Jack Frederick.September 5, 2023
Duke Spotlight: Corporate Payroll Services Processes $3.4 Billion in Annual Payroll
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Duke staff and faculty can purchase discounted tickets to 2023024 Duke Arts Presents performances. Photos courtesy of Duke Arts Presents. -
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Connect with Office for Institutional Equity workshops this fall. Photo courtesy of Freepik. -
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Duke employees take advantage of the expanded Employee Tuition Assistance Program. Photo by Stephen Schramm. -
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