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What You Can Do to Help Your LGBTQI+ Colleagues and Loved Ones

Dane Whicker, PhD, has advocated for members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex (LGBTQI+) communities since the age of 14. So when we asked him for his spotlight interview how people at Duke could support LGBTQI+ (especially transgender) colleagues, loved ones, and patients at Duke, it’s not surprising that he had plenty to share. 

APT Quick Reference Guide: Highlights and Comments

In this short video you will be provided with a few interpretive comments about the APT quick reference guide for clinical science faculty. A document we hope you will find useful in understanding the general expectations for promotion in our two faculty tracks.

Faculty in Focus - Emily M. D'Agostino, DPH, MS, MEd, MA

"As a community-engaged social epidemiologist, I am dedicated to making a difference in people’s lives by promoting equitable access to health, with a special focus on partnering with community organizations to support underserved populations."

Chancellor's Scholarship 2023

 Congratulations to these scholarship recipients!  Xinyi (Tina) Cheng – Population Health Sciences Fayrouz ElWesmi – Cell and Molecular Biology Sai Kwan Khal - Biochemistry Chia-Fang (Phoebe) Lee - Neurobiology

OBGE July 2023 Defenses

Jay Jawahar Molecular Genetics and Microbiology John Rawls, Ph.D. 7/5/2023 Genetic Analysis of Fitness Determinants in Phocaeicola vulgatus 

First Year Student Blog: Adriana DaCosta

“165/95, that’s a bit elevated,” I say to the patient, a gentleman in his 50s, after checking his blood pressure. In Spanish, he tells me he’s nervous since he’s “never really seen a doctor.”