Faculty Development Resources

(See also: Office for Research Mentoring)


Article: 6 Red Flags for Suspect Work


Presenting Clinical and Translational Science Video Series

Effective Communication Video Series presented by Joanna Downer, PhD, Associate Dean for Research Development

  • Part 1:  Introduction and Tips/Tricks (<5 minutes) - Dr. Downer provides tips and tricks for effective writing and a quick recap of George Gopen's "Writing from the Reader's Perspective"
  • Part 2:  Sentence (<5 minutes) - Application of George Gopen's approach to a real-world example.
  • Part 3:  Story (<8 minutes) - Keys to an easy to follow story.
  • Part 4:  Applying this to your story (<7 minutes) - Explanation of how to apply the writing lessons of "Goldilocks" to your research story.
  • Part 5:  Putting it into practice (<8 minutes) - Cheat sheet for revising your work based on the material presented.
     

The Duke Faculty Write Program aims to advance faculty writing through workshops, retreats, writing groups, and consultations.

CLIMB Written Communication Resources

George Gopen video series

Duke resources for faculty whose primary language is not English

School of Medicine Office of Diversity and Inclusion 

Moments to Movement

Duke Harassment Prevention, Title IX, and Non-discrimination

National Center for Faculty Development and Diversity - (Activate your membership)

History of Duke and Durham - a sampling of articles, books, documentaries, and local historical landmarks recommended by Dr. Jeffrey Baker, Professor of Pediatrics and History, Director of the Trent Center for Bioethics, Humanities & History, with a focus on the history of race and health disparities at Duke and in Durham.