We’re supporting Duke scholars to take on the world’s most important questions and the most vexing challenges through cutting-edge research, novel approaches to problem-solving and an innovative learning ecosystem.
This summer program has helped hundreds of students build their resumes through interdisciplinary projects and inspired numerous other programs on campus.
The Center for Documentary Studies’ DocX Residency includes opportunities for six fellows working across disciplines to engage with students and faculty.
A day-long conference in downtown Durham will launch the Duke Center for Community Engagement and explore the next chapter in community-engaged scholarship.
IGECs will provide opportunities for Ph.D. students to engage with a cohort outside of their primary intellectual community through interdisciplinary seminars, working groups and projects.