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DBP Cribs: Chris Duhon
DBP Cribs: Chris DuhonKnicks point guard and 2004 Duke All-American Chris Duhon offers a tour of his new house in NY. Thanks Chris! From: DukeBluePlanet Views: 15572 47 ratings Time: 04:26 More in Sports
Published 4 years ago
Douglas Feith at Duke Law on The Global War on Terror: Setting the Record Straight
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Published 3 years ago
Lynn Fellman Discusses Our Neanderthal Ancestors.
The Bioinformatics Group at the National Marrow Donor Program are conducting a series of studies that combine new data collection methods with genetic ancestry to improve donor patient matches.
Director Martin Maiers and Scientist Abeer Madbouly at the Bioinformatics Group commissioned Lynn Fellman to produce a video about this research. The 3-minute video was presented November, 2012, during Dr. Madbouly's talk to medical professionals and scientists. It explains that people alive today have unique markers in their genes that reflect ancient migrations and contemporary mixing. In a land of many Multis, like the United States, people with mixed genetic ancestry who need a stem cell transplant have difficulty finding a matching donor.
Dr. Madbouly and her colleagues hope to find that more exact genetic data and measurable ethnic information may result in matching more donors with patients for more successful transplant outcomes.
Lynn Fellman is an independent multimedia artist focusing on human evolution and genomic science. She works with scientists to communicate their research through art and narrative. Originally from Minneapolis, Minnesota, she is currently an artist and journalist in residence at the National Evolutionary Synthesis Center (NESCent).
Published 1 month ago
On-Campus Interview Information
Do you have an on-campus interview with an employer? Here's all the information you need to prepare you for your interview. Make sure to contact us to set up an appointment with a career counselor to practice your interview skills!
Published 1 month ago
Sunday Service - 9/18/2011 - Will Willimon
A service of worship in Duke University Chapel. The Reverend Dr. William H. Willimon delivers a sermon entitled "Only a Savior Like Jesus Could Love People Like You."Opening excerpt from the sermon:(32:58)
"I admit it: many of you know much more about business than I. Unlike many of you, I've never actually held a real job in the real world where you had to show up and get your hands dirty and do heavy lifting. (My only work experience is as a Methodist preacher and a Duke professor, making me a business virgin.) I am also aware that there are students present, young, impressionable, minds. Like many Americans, I take a dim view of business, informed by the movie, Wall Street. 1 and 2. Stealing is wrong! Students write that down, so you'll remember it. Stealing is wrong whether practiced by a shoplifting teenager or a commodity leveraging stock broker. Wrong! And so I begin this sermon by reiterating that I in no way condone or tolerate stealing.Despite what Jesus says. I stand before you forced -- by Dean Wells' gracious invitation -- to preach the most perplexing of Jesus' parables. Jesus told many strange stories; this, the strangest. Even the Jesus Seminar, that doesn't believe much about Jesus, believes Jesus told this shocking story."
Closing excerpt from the sermon:(46:07)
"Why did Jesus tell this story? I don't know. Forty years thinking about this story and I don't know! But then, I've had four decades of working for the "children of light" and something about church can mislead one into thinking that when Jesus says, "I've come to seek and save sinners!" Jesus isn't actually talking about me. But if by chance, there's somebody here, who is a card-carrying member of "the children of this age," somebody better at being shrewd than being good, then maybe you hear this story differently from the rest of us good ones. Maybe you thrill, when the master calls in somebody who's a lot worse than you and says, with a smile, "Well done, shrewd servant. Sometimes I tire of these goody children of light with their moral pretensions. I can use a shrewd wheeler dealer like you." How dare Jesus delight in forcing a preacher like me to make somebody like you
his beloved hero of the story? Jesus."
Sermon begins at 32:58. Luke 16:1-13
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Published 1 year ago
Scholarship, Advocacy, and Activism: Duke Faculty Perspectives on Human Rights - Nancy MacLean
Professor Nancy MacLean draws connections between her studies of twentieth-century political movements and human rights in the United States.Published 3 months ago
CDS Video: 'South Boston: Neighborhood Identity and Change'
Indaia Whitcombe earned the Certificate in Documentary Arts at the Center for Documentary Studies in December 2012.Published 4 months ago
CDS Video: 'Healthy Boomer Homes'
Diana Monroe earned the Certificate in Documentary Arts at the Center for Documentary Studies in December 2012.Published 4 months ago
The Center for Learning Health Care: Who Are We and What Do We Do?
Amy P. Abernethy, MD
Director, Center for Learning Health Care
Director, Duke Cancer Care Research Program
Associate Professor of Medicine with Tenure, Department of Medicine, Division of Medical Oncology, Duke University School of Medicine
Associate Professor of Nursing, Duke University School of Nursing.
The Center for Learning Health Care (CLHC), under the leadership of Dr. Amy Abernethy, develops and tests practical solutions to facilitate learning care delivery systems and evidence-based patient-centered care. It brings together several existing programs at Duke and provides a platform for several new specialized cores, creating an innovation hub for investigators and academic entrepreneurs.
For further information, please visit: https://www.dcri.org/outcomes/center-for-learning-health-care
Published 4 months ago
John Zogby, senior analyst, answers questions about the 2012 presidential election.
John Zogby, founder of the "Zogby Poll" and the Zogby Companies answers questions at the Sanford School of Public Policy about minorities roll in the 2012 presidential election. This lecture is part of the "Citizenship, Democracy and Elections" series, and is organized by the Duke Islamic Studies Center, and the Duke University Middle East Studies Center.Published 6 months ago
Majoring in Music at Duke
Jameson Kuang describes majoring in music and his plans to be a doctor.Published 1 year ago
Access Articles: Using the Catalog & Ejournals Search
How to use the Duke Medical Center Library's Catalog and EJournals Search to find access to journal articles.Published 1 year ago
Duke Career Fair-A Small Orange
Visit the Duke Career Fair and learn tips about how to score the next great job http://www.studentaffairs.duke.edu/career.Published 1 year ago
2011 Connected Health Symposium: New Era of Debt Reduction Politics
Closing Panel: Health Care in the Tumultuous New Era of Debt Reduction Politics. A Special Symposium Discussion (Imperial)- Moderator: David Storto, President, Partners Continuing Care; President, Spaulding Rehabilitation Network
- David Cutler, PhD, Otto Eckstein Professor of Economics, Department of Economics and Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University
- Alexander Hecht, JD, LLM, Deputy Director, Mintz Levin center for Health Law and Policy
- Andrew McCormick, Permanent Secretary for Health and Social Services, Northern Ireland
- Kevin Schulman, MD, MBA, Prof. of Medicine and Gregory and Jeremy Mario Prof. of Business Administration, Duke University; Associate Director, Duke Clinical Research Institute, Duke University
Published 1 year ago
Misuse, Abuse and Dependence
Ashwin A. Patkar, M.D., MRCPsych(Duke University)Associate Professor of Psychiatry
Medical Director, Duke Addictions Program
Duke University Medical Center
Durham, NC
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