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Tea and Conversation with Ambassador Carl Spielvogel (Oct. 25, 2012)
Presented by the John W. Hartman Center for Sales, Advertising & Marketing History at Duke University
Published 7 months ago
Acting Across Borders: Celebrating the Meredith Tax Papers
The symposium "Acting Across Borders: Celebrating the Meredith Tax Papers" was held April 13-14, 2012, by the Sallie Bingham Center for Women's History and Culture. A writer and political activist since the late 1960s, Meredith Tax has founded or co-founded a series of feminist and social justice organizations starting with Bread and Roses, an early socialist-feminist group in Boston. This video is from the keynote address of the conference on Friday afternoon, April 13, 2012 with talks by Meredith Tax and by radical African feminist, sociologist, writer, educator, and publisher Patricia McFadden.http://library.duke.edu/rubenstein/bingham/borders/index.html
Published 1 year ago
Leadership, Women & Advertising
Presented by the John W. Hartman Center for Sales, Advertising, and Marketing History at Duke University The Hartman Center's 20th Anniversary Lecture Series featuring An Evening with Charlotte Beers "I'd Rather Be in Charge: Leadership, Women, and Advertising" http://library.duke.edu/rubenstein/hartman/Published 1 year ago
Scholarly Communications Workshop 1
Kevin Smith, Scholarly Communications Officer, discusses scholarly communications with librarians in session 1 of this 4-part scholarly communications workshop series. Original delivery date: 09/09/2011.Published 1 year ago
N307 Introduction
An overview of some important library resources and services.Published 1 year ago
'Animated Anatomies' Exhibit at Perkins Library - Obstetric Tables: Spratt
Included in 'Animated Anatomies,' an exhibit on display in the Perkins Gallery, Perkins Library, Duke University, Durham, North Carolina, from April 6-July 17, 2011, and in the History of Medicine Gallery in the Medical Center and Archives Library from April 13-July 17, 2011. http://exhibits.library.duke.edu/exhibits/show/anatomyPublished 2 years ago
'Animated Anatomies' Exhibit at Perkins Library - The origin of life and reproduction: Hollick
The origin of life and process of reproduction in plants and animals, illustrations by Frederick Hollick. Included in 'Animated Anatomies,' an exhibit on display in the Perkins Gallery, Perkins Library, Duke University, Durham, North Carolina, from April 6-July 17, 2011, and in the History of Medicine Gallery in the Medical Center and Archives Library from April 13-July 17, 2011. http://exhibits.library.duke.edu/exhibits/show/anatomyPublished 2 years ago
Perkinsense: An Explanation
Matt Ball, Pratt '10, shows off Perkinsense and explains how the modules work to alert the Duke community where they can find open study rooms in Perkins and Bostock libraries.For more information about Perkinsense, visit http://psense.ath.cx/
Published 2 years ago
Perkinsense: A New Way to Find Study Rooms
Matt Ball, Pratt '10, worked with Duke staff from the Office of Information Technology and Perkins Library to install Perkinsense, a heat-detection module that allows the Duke community to find out if a study room is open in Perkins or Bostock libraries. For more information about Perkinsense, visit http://psense.ath.cx/.
Published 2 years ago
Using AdViews in the Classroom at Duke
AdViews: A Digital Archive of Historic Television Commercials.http://library.duke.edu/digitalcollections/adviews/. Markets and Management Professor George Grody used vintage advertisements in the AdViews collection in his Fall 2009 course, "Marketing Across Borders." In this video, five students from this course discuss their experience using AdViews in their class. View the AdViews collection online:http://library.duke.edu/digitalcollections/adviews/.
Published 3 years ago
What Has the Library Done for You Lately?
On a recent spring morning, several Duke students shared their thoughts about the library resources they value. We share their responses with you to help you gain a deeper understanding of the ways in which your contributions help provide exceptional resources for these students and the entire Duke community. Learn more.
Published 3 years ago
Duke Libraries Perkins Study Break Spring 2010
At the end of each semester the Friends of the Duke University Libraries host a study break for students. This footage was shot in Perkins Library on April 29, 2010. Special thanks to Duke Campus Club, Duke Dining Services and Saladelia Cafe for their contributions to the break.Published 3 years ago
'The Law Library... and You'
A "recently-unearthed" educational filmstrip from our archive touches upon the noise policy and other common concerns about use of the Duke Law Library.Published 3 years ago
Duke Virtual Tour- Perkins Library
Duke Virtual Tour- 5 of 8. This Duke Virtual Tour was created by Duke students Emily Poplawski, Zach Lerner, Meg Tobin, and Lacey Kim, for their Information Science + Information Studies Certificate Research Capstone in Spring of 2010. Buildings seen in the tour were crafted using Google Earth Sketch Up and are available for download on the Tour page. The intent of the tour is to do justice to Duke's beautiful campus by presenting an online tour, which circles the gothic turrets and flies through the arches. Featuring music from Duke artists and bands, the Duke Virtual Tour begins on East Campus - with its stunning Gregorian architecture and transitions to West Campus - nicknamed the Gothic Wonderland. The tour concludes at Duke's historic Cameron Indoor Stadium and K-Ville.Published 3 years ago
History and Unique Business Model of Better World Books
Better World BooksBetter World Books has a triple bottom line -- people, planet, and then profit. Co-founder Xavier Helgesen, CEO David Murphy, and CFO Paul Sansone (Daytime MBA '92) speak about their companys history and unique business model. The event was sponsored by Fuqua's Center for the Advancement of Social Entrepreneurship. From: FuquaSchOfBusiness Views: 175 3 ratings Time: 01:02:06 More in Education
Published 3 years ago
