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 and Students Partner with B3 Coffee Community
Students enrolled in OTD 517: Enabling Occupational Skills III put their knowledge of the OT process in community-based settings into practice at B3 Coffee.
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."
Students Collaborate with Durham Tech's OTA Program
Students in OTD 515 - Innovation and Everyday Leadership took a field trip to Durham Tech Community College to visit with a class of OT assistant students.
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
CRISPR/Gene Editing Technology Creates New Treatment Possibilities for Alzheimer's Disease
Boris Kantor and Ornit Chiba-Falek described an epigenome therapy platform based on CRISPR/dCas9-editing strategy intended to reduce APOE-e4 at the Alzheimer's Association International Conference
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.”
Application Cycle Now Open - Leadership for Educators Accelerated Program (LEAP)
Duke AHEAD’s Leadership for Educators Accelerator Program (LEAP) is now accepting applications. This program is designed for faculty members from all of our health professions education programs who are leading education programs, courses, or curriculum.