By addressing challenges in computing, materials science, and body and brain resilience, Duke will usher in the future of research and reshape the way we educate tomorrow’s leaders in science and technology.
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The Duke Alumni Board’s Committee for Diversity, Equity & Inclusion works to highlight programming and engagement opportunities so that all alumni feel welcome.
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Nov 19 2024, 12:00pm EST
Food Wellness: Food as Medicine
Tuesday, November 19 – 12:00 pm ET
The food we choose to eat has a direct relationship to our biology and the diseases we may experience in the future. In this session, learn how your gut and your brain are connected to your holistic wellness. Understanding the complexities of our bodies and our food is our crystal ball to reversing and even preventing some of the world’s leading health conditions today—from malnutrition to diabetes.
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Nov 22 2024, 1:30pm EST
The 29th Annual American Indian Heritage Celebration will take place on Friday, November 22, and Saturday, November 23, 2024, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. This free event will celebrate North Carolina’s Indigenous cultures with a range of engaging activities and performances. While the North Carolina Museum of History undergoes renovations, this year’s celebration will be hosted by the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences, located at 11 W. Jones Street, Raleigh, NC.
Dec 04 2024, 6:00pm MST
Co-sponsored by: Duke Alumni with Disabilities, Duke Arab Alumni, Duke Asian Alumni Association, Duke Black Alumni, Duke First, Duke Hispanic/Latino Alumni, Duke International Network, Duke Jewish Alumni Network, Duke LGBTQ+ Network, Duke Muslim Alumni, Duke Native American/Indigenous Alumni, Duke Pacific Islander Alumni and Duke Military Alumni Network.
Dec 05 2024, 7:00pm EST
Building a Sports Dynasty (2000 – 2025)
Thursday, December 5 | 7 PM ET
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