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Duke on Demand Video Examples
This video provides examples of videos produced by units across campus. Some were filmed with a Flip video camera and edited using Flip software, some were filmed using larger cameras and edited in Final Cut Pro, and others were professionally filmed and edited by Duke Media Services http://events.duke.edu/media/. If you have questions about producing video at Duke, please check our "Video Guide" at http://www.duke.edu/web/its/cms/AVConsultation/RecordingEventsatDuke.pdf.Published 2 years ago
Run/Walk Testimonial: Alex Martinez
Duke employee Alex Martinez shares why he takes part in Duke's Run/Walk Club, a seasonal fitness club that's offered free to all eligible Duke faculty and staff.The Run/Walk Club, sponsored by LIVE FOR LIFE, Duke's employee wellness program, meets on Mondays and Wednesdays. For more information, visit http://www.hr.duke.edu/benefits/wellness/runwalk/
Published 2 years ago
Run/Walk Testimonial: Malinda Whitson
Duke employee Malinda Whitson shares why she takes part in Duke's Run/Walk Club, a seasonal fitness club that's offered free to all eligible Duke faculty and staff.The Run/Walk Club, sponsored by LIVE FOR LIFE, Duke's employee wellness program, meets on Mondays and Wednesdays. For more information, visit http://www.hr.duke.edu/benefits/wellness/runwalk/
Published 2 years ago
Run/Walk Testimonial: Charmaine Jones
Duke employee Charmaine Jones shares why she takes part in Duke's Run/Walk Club, a seasonal fitness club that's offered free to all eligible Duke faculty and staff.The Run/Walk Club, sponsored by LIVE FOR LIFE, Duke's employee wellness program, meets on Mondays and Wednesdays. For more information, visit http://www.hr.duke.edu/benefits/wellness/runwalk/
Published 2 years ago
Primetime: Digital Duke
This Duke Primetime employee forum focuses on how technology is changing communication, research and teaching at Duke. The event was held on Tuesday, Feb. 1, from noon to 1 p.m. in the Griffith Theater in the lower level of the Bryan Center and featured Tracy Futhey, vice president for the Office of Information Technology, and Mike Schoenfeld, vice president for public affairs and government relations. As part of an ongoing effort to enhance internal communications, the Office of Communication Services introduced quarterly forums in 2006 called Primetime to provide a venue for staff and faculty to hear directly from senior administrators on significant issues and events at Duke. http://www.hr.duke.edu/primetime/index.phpPublished 2 years ago
Live for Life Gets Moving with 'Girls on the Run'
Along with Girls on the Run, a North Carolina-based 12-week exercise and character development program for girls ages 8 to 12, members of Duke's LIVE FOR LIFE employee wellness program helped change the lives of about a dozen young girls this fall and winter. http://www.hr.duke.edu/about/departments/liveforlife/.Published 2 years ago
Duke DIY: Understanding Your Pay Statement
Duke DIY is a series of instructional videos that help employees use the various programs, benefits, resources and services offered at Duke.In this video, faculty and staff can follow the steps to better understand their pay statement through the Duke@Work site.
Published 2 years ago
Thank You, Doing Good in the Neighborhood Donors!
Through the Doing Good in the Neighborhood campaign, Duke employees provide invaluable support for local schools, neighborhoods, and non-profit organizations.Published 2 years ago
Duke's Winter Rodeo
Every winter, members of Duke's Facilities Management Department prepare for the potential winter weather of snow and ice by holding a winter rodeo. The event features several "events" that helps to get employees ready to take care of parking lots, sidewalks and more at Duke.Published 2 years ago
Duke Voice Care Center: Voice Care for Everyone
Learn how Duke Voice Care Center helps people identify the cause of voice problems and develop a plan to improve their voices.For more information, visit http://dukevoicecare.org.
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Duke Employees Express Thanks
With Thanksgiving days away, Duke employees express what they're thankful for.Published 2 years ago
Zipcar Offers Alternative to Parking at Duke
Duke's Zipcar fleet recently increased and now features eight vehicles at four locations on Duke's East and West campuses.Students can uses Zipcar instead of bringing a car to campus and the car-sharing program offers a way for faculty and staff to get off campus at a moment's notice without having their own car around.
To join Zipcar, faculty, staff, and students pay a $35 registration fee that is applied as a credit toward reservations in the first month. The cost to reserve a car is $8 per hour or $66 per day. Fuel, maintenance and insurance are included. Reservations are accepted for a one hour minimum, up to a maximum of four days. All memberships, reservations and payments are administered and managed by Zipcar.
For more information, visit http://www.parking.duke.edu/zipcar
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Duke Parking and Transportation Tests Out Nova Bus
On Nov. 5, 2010, Duke Parking and Transportation Services officials hosted test runs for students on an articulated Nova Bus, shuttling students between the university's East and West campuses. The event was an effort to test buses that may eventually become part of Duke's fleet.This is a walk-through of the bus that was tested.
Published 2 years ago
Bull City Connector Goes to the Zombies
This Halloween, local zombies took to the Bull City Connector in their search for fresh brains.Like the zombies, Duke students and employees can use the fare-free bus to get around town and from campus-to-campus.
For more information, visit http://www.bullcityconnector.org/
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Snapshots from Duke's 2010 Pumpkin Fun Run
Duke's Pumpkin Fun Run was held Oct. 23 and will be back next October. This year's event raised about $400 to support The Duke Pediatric Blood and Bone Marrow Transplantation program. In addition to running and walking the 2.9-mile Al Buehler Trail near the Washington Duke Golf Course, more than 150 Duke employees, families and friends enjoyed dancing, music and a roving magician. The event was hosted by LIVE FOR LIFE, Duke's employee wellness program.
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