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Part 3: Faces of the Future

In the final part of this 3-piece video series honoring the Legacy of African Americans at Duke, you will hear stories from some of the brightest current African American medical students and residents, including Duke Psychiatry's Dr. Kafui Dzirasa.

Video credit: Jim Rogalski, Duke Medicine Development and Alumni Affairs

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Part 2: Trailblazers

In part 2 of this 3-piece video series on the Legacy of African Americans At Duke University School of Medicine, you will hear from those who built on the foundation of the pioneers to further the cause of equality at Duke, and help to establish Duke University School of Medicine as a national leader in diversity of its students and faculty.

Video credit: Jim Rogalski, Duke Medicine Development and Alumni Affairs

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Part 1: Pioneers

On April 19, 2013, Duke University School of Medicine celebrated the 50-year anniversary of African Americans at the school with a special event titled, "Faces of Change." The dinner celebration featured three videos. In "Part 1: Pioneers," you'll hear from from Duke's very first African American male and female faculty members and medical students, including Duke Psychiatry's Dr. Jean Spaulding, and the difficult challenges they faced paving the way for others to follow.

Video Credit: Jim Rogalski, Duke Medicine Development and Alumni Affairs

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Duke Internal Medicine-Psychiatry Residency Program

Residency Program Director Dr. Sarah Rivelli and Med-Psych Residents Dr. David Karol, Dr. Jason Webb, and Dr. Sarah Piper talk about the unique combined training program.

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