This talk will be rescheduled for spring 2020.

Speaker: Juris Pupčenoks, PhD, Marist College

This talk will be based on an experimental study that Prof. Pupčenoks conducted with Michael Grillo at Scheiner University. They...

Speaker: Andrew Stein, U.S. Department of State’s Office of Opinion Research

The talk will be about career options outside academia for social science PhDs, as well as how to prepare for jobs outside academia. Throughout his own career in...

Speaker: Nicole Barnes, Assistant Professor of History, Duke University

This will be a talk about Barnes’ book, Intimate Communities: Wartime Healthcare and the Birth of Modern China, 1937-1945. When China’s War of Resistance against...

Speaker: April-Autumn Jenkins, LCSW, Duke Women’s Center

Inequity is pervasive in our society; this matter seems to be intensified at the intersections of sexual violence and women of color. While women of color may suffer higher rates of...

Conversations with Duke's Religious Life Leaders

Speaker: Ellen McLarney, Ph.D., Duke University

Recent, cutting edge scholarship on Black Power and its “spiritual sister” the Black Arts Movement chronicles an important era in the ongoing struggle for racial justice in the United States...

Collecting the Web Collaboratively: Web Archiving and the Ivy Plus Libraries Confederation

Conversations with Duke's Religious Life Leaders

Civil War Refugee Camps: Camp 'Commandants' and Black Women and Children

Shakespeare in the Arab World