CAPS is offering EMOTIONS IN MOTION, a 4-session personal growth workshop that introduces skills and strategies in balancing and using emotions to help you be successful.
The workshop begins on January 29 and will run on Tuesdays from 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
For more information visit the CAPS website at http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu, and click on the Outreach and Consultation Link. You can also contact Mandi Singer at 660-1000.
Emotions in Motion
A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop
CAPS is offering a 4-session that introduces skills and strategies in balancing and using emotions to help you be successful. Emotions allow us to experience the world fully, have successful, meaningful relationships, and be a complete person. Sometimes, though, they seem to overwhelm us so that it's hard to do what we need to do in academic or social settings. This workshop will focus on ways to create a balance so that small emotional upsets aren't as likely to become overwhelming and to get back on track when they do. We'll also look at ways to use emotional experiences in positive ways so that you feel more satisfied in your work and relationships.
Two workshops will be offered this semester:
Session 1: Begins January 29
Session 2: Begins on March 25
Both sessions will run for 4 weeks on Tuesdays from 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. in room 217 Page Building.
For more information or to register, visit the CAPS website at http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu , and click on the Outreach and Consultation Link.
The Sex Workers' Art Show (www.sexworkersartshow.com) is a cabaret- style performance done by workers in the sex industry--phone sex operators, prostitutes, strippers--to express their creativity and genius; the show's topics vary from prostitute\'s rights and the humor to be found in the work to the dark side of the industry and in history.
Come out and join the Healthy Devils for this great performance! Tickets are FREE, so bring your friends! We will be handing out tickets at the door, but please email sexworkersart@gmail.com so that we can get an estimate of numbers.
SEX WORKERS' ART SHOW Sunday, February 3 at 7:00pm Reynolds Theater, West Campus
The Sex Workers' Art Show (www.sexworkersartshow.com) is a cabaret- style performance done by workers in the sex industry--phone sex operators, prostitutes, strippers--to express their creativity and genius; the show's topics vary from prostitute\'s rights and the humor to be found in the work to the dark side of the industry and in history.
Come out and join the Healthy Devils for this great performance! Tickets are FREE, so bring your friends! We will be handing out tickets at the door, but please email sexworkersart@gmail.com so that we can get an estimate of numbers.
CAPS is offering EMOTIONS IN MOTION, a 4-session personal growth workshop that introduces skills and strategies in balancing and using emotions to help you be successful.
The workshop begins on January 29 and will run on Tuesdays from 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
For more information visit the CAPS website at http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu, and click on the Outreach and Consultation Link. You can also contact Mandi Singer at 660-1000.
Emotions in Motion
A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop
CAPS is offering a 4-session that introduces skills and strategies in balancing and using emotions to help you be successful. Emotions allow us to experience the world fully, have successful, meaningful relationships, and be a complete person. Sometimes, though, they seem to overwhelm us so that it's hard to do what we need to do in academic or social settings. This workshop will focus on ways to create a balance so that small emotional upsets aren't as likely to become overwhelming and to get back on track when they do. We'll also look at ways to use emotional experiences in positive ways so that you feel more satisfied in your work and relationships.
Two workshops will be offered this semester:
Session 1: Begins January 29
Session 2: Begins on March 25
Both sessions will run for 4 weeks on Tuesdays from 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. in room 217 Page Building.
For more information or to register, visit the CAPS website at http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu , and click on the Outreach and Consultation Link.
#10 Duke Women's Basketball takes on #3 North Carolina on Monday, February 4th inside of Cameron Indoor Stadium. Game time is set for 7 PM. Students receive free admission when they present their Duke ID. Limited number of seats so get there early to show the nation why Cameron is the toughest place to play! Be there to cheer on the Blue Devils to victory over the Tar Heels!!
#10 Duke Women's Basketball takes on #3 North Carolina on Monday, February 4th inside of Cameron Indoor Stadium. Game time is set for 7 PM. Students receive free admission when they present their Duke ID. Enter through the North Lobby (undergraduate entrance for men's basketball).
Limited number of seats so get there early to show the nation why Cameron is the toughest place to play! Be there to cheer on the Blue Devils to victory over the Tar Heels!!
CAPS is offering EMOTIONS IN MOTION, a 4-session personal growth workshop that introduces skills and strategies in balancing and using emotions to help you be successful.
The workshop begins on January 29 and will run on Tuesdays from 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
For more information visit the CAPS website at http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu, and click on the Outreach and Consultation Link. You can also contact Mandi Singer at 660-1000.
Emotions in Motion
A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop
CAPS is offering a 4-session that introduces skills and strategies in balancing and using emotions to help you be successful. Emotions allow us to experience the world fully, have successful, meaningful relationships, and be a complete person. Sometimes, though, they seem to overwhelm us so that it's hard to do what we need to do in academic or social settings. This workshop will focus on ways to create a balance so that small emotional upsets aren't as likely to become overwhelming and to get back on track when they do. We'll also look at ways to use emotional experiences in positive ways so that you feel more satisfied in your work and relationships.
Two workshops will be offered this semester:
Session 1: Begins January 29
Session 2: Begins on March 25
Both sessions will run for 4 weeks on Tuesdays from 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. in room 217 Page Building.
For more information or to register, visit the CAPS website at http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu , and click on the Outreach and Consultation Link.
Physician Assistant Class of 2009 Student Stead Society would like to invite EVERYONE to join us at Champps at Southpoint February 5thfrom 4 to 8pm for a fun get to know you night! 10% of the proceeds from the night will go towards blunting the costs of attending the annual AAPA Conference for PA students in May. This night will be a great opportunity to get to know you and spend a great time together. So join us and bring as many as you know to Champps at Southpoint! Look forward to meeting you all and thank you for your support! For further information, you may reach me at marimarja4@aol.com.
Good Afternoon,
Physician Assistant Class of 2009 Student Stead Society would like to invite you to join us at Champps February 5th from 4 to 8pm for a fun get to know you night! 10% of the proceeds from the night will go towards blunting the costs of attending the annual AAPA Conference for PA students in May. This night will be a great opportunity to get to know you and spend a great time together. So join us and bring as many as you know to Champps at Southpoint!
Look forward to meeting you all and thank you for your support!
President Brodhead will be speaking at this meeting. Food and drinks will be provided. If you are not a part of GPSC, feel free to come. Everybody is welcome to attend.
Further details will be posted on the website as the agenda is finalized.
President Brodhead will be speaking at this meeting. Food and drinks will be provided. If you are not a part of GPSC, feel free to come. Everybody is welcome to attend.
Further details will be posted on the website as the agenda is finalized.
Next Tuesday 9 candidates will battle it out for president of the United States in the biggest primary day of the election. This year's elections have gotten more attention than any election past taking front page news all around the world. Come be a part of this important day in US politics and debate the issues and predict the winners with your peers as we watch the primaries unfold. Food and drinks will be provided, Location is Faculty Hall at the Fuqua School of Business. Sponsored by Duke Net Impact.
Next Tuesday 9 candidates will battle it out for president of the United States in the biggest primary day of the election. This year's elections have gotten more attention than any election past taking front page news all around the world. Come be a part of this important day in US politics and debate the issues and predict the winners with your peers as we watch the primaries unfold. Food and drinks will be provided, Location is Faculty Hall at the Fuqua School of Business. Sponsored by Duke Net Impact.
8pm Tuesday Feb 6th come to CHICAGO - the real Broadway production. Murder, greed, corruption, violence, exploitation, adultery, and treachery, the cornerstones of the sultry and alluring Broadway musical hit. Based on the 1926 play by the same name, CHICAGO is the story of seductive nightclub dancer Roxie Hart who finds that the road to fame can be a trail of blood. Throw in a cunning lawyer and a bit of razzle dazzle and Roxie goes from cold hearted killer to the toast of the town. Duke Students $25, $20, $15
Adults $45, $40, $35 Duke Students $25, $20, $15 Duke Employees $25, $20, $15
Murder, greed, corruption, violence, exploitation, adultery, and treachery, the cornerstones of the sultry and alluring Broadway musical hit. Based on the 1926 play by the same name, CHICAGO is the story of seductive nightclub dancer Roxie Hart who finds that the road to fame can be a trail of blood. Throw in a cunning lawyer and a bit of razzle dazzle and Roxie goes from cold hearted killer to the toast of the town.
CAPS is offering EMOTIONS IN MOTION, a 4-session personal growth workshop that introduces skills and strategies in balancing and using emotions to help you be successful.
The workshop begins on January 29 and will run on Tuesdays from 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
For more information visit the CAPS website at http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu, and click on the Outreach and Consultation Link. You can also contact Mandi Singer at 660-1000.
Emotions in Motion
A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop
CAPS is offering a 4-session that introduces skills and strategies in balancing and using emotions to help you be successful. Emotions allow us to experience the world fully, have successful, meaningful relationships, and be a complete person. Sometimes, though, they seem to overwhelm us so that it's hard to do what we need to do in academic or social settings. This workshop will focus on ways to create a balance so that small emotional upsets aren't as likely to become overwhelming and to get back on track when they do. We'll also look at ways to use emotional experiences in positive ways so that you feel more satisfied in your work and relationships.
Two workshops will be offered this semester:
Session 1: Begins January 29
Session 2: Begins on March 25
Both sessions will run for 4 weeks on Tuesdays from 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. in room 217 Page Building.
For more information or to register, visit the CAPS website at http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu , and click on the Outreach and Consultation Link.
Measuring and understanding the effectiveness of your marketing campaigns is increasingly important in today’s business environment. Join us as we explore the development of marketing metrics and how they connect to a sound marketing strategy, lessons that will be useful in just about any non-profit, governmental, or business organization. Featuring speakers from Johnson & Johnson, McKinney Silver, American Express, Unilever, Embarq, and Lenovo. The 2008 Duke MBA Marketing Conference is entirely organized by Fuqua students and is focused on uniting leading marketers and innovators in cutting-edge marketing strategy.
The Fuqua Marketing Club would like to invite everyone from the Duke graduate community to attend the 3rd annual Duke Marketing Conference. Measuring and understanding the effectiveness of marketing campaigns is increasingly important in today’s business environment. Join us as we explore the development of marketing metrics and how they connect to a sound marketing strategy, lessons that will be useful in just about any non-profit, governmental, or business organization.
The 2008 Duke MBA Marketing Conference is entirely organized by Fuqua students and is focused on uniting leading marketers and innovators in cutting-edge marketing strategy.
Keynotes: Johnson & Johnson Lenovo
Guest presentations: McKinney Silver American Express Unilever Embarq And others...
Please join us for a dinner discussion on “Advancing Women’s Access to Safe Abortion in Developing Countries” with Dr. Janie Benson of Ipas. Dr. Benson is vice-president for Research and Evaluation at Ipas. Ipas is an international organization that works around the world to increase women's ability to exercise their sexual and reproductive rights, and to reduce abortion-related deaths and injuries. Come learn about the unmet need for safe abortion and reproductive health services in low-income nations over free dinner from Saladelia. RSVP to nw9@duke.edu
Please join us for a dinner discussion on “Advancing Women’s Access to Safe Abortion in Developing Countries” with Dr. Janie Benson of Ipas. Dr. Benson is vice-president for Research and Evaluation at Ipas. Ipas is an international organization that works around the world to increase women's ability to exercise their sexual and reproductive rights, and to reduce abortion-related deaths and injuries. Come learn about the unmet need for safe abortion and reproductive health services in low-income nations over free dinner from Saladelia. RSVP to nw9@duke.edu
CAPS is offering EMOTIONS IN MOTION, a 4-session personal growth workshop that introduces skills and strategies in balancing and using emotions to help you be successful.
The workshop begins on January 29 and will run on Tuesdays from 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
For more information visit the CAPS website at http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu, and click on the Outreach and Consultation Link. You can also contact Mandi Singer at 660-1000.
Emotions in Motion
A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop
CAPS is offering a 4-session that introduces skills and strategies in balancing and using emotions to help you be successful. Emotions allow us to experience the world fully, have successful, meaningful relationships, and be a complete person. Sometimes, though, they seem to overwhelm us so that it's hard to do what we need to do in academic or social settings. This workshop will focus on ways to create a balance so that small emotional upsets aren't as likely to become overwhelming and to get back on track when they do. We'll also look at ways to use emotional experiences in positive ways so that you feel more satisfied in your work and relationships.
Two workshops will be offered this semester:
Session 1: Begins January 29
Session 2: Begins on March 25
Both sessions will run for 4 weeks on Tuesdays from 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. in room 217 Page Building.
For more information or to register, visit the CAPS website at http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu , and click on the Outreach and Consultation Link.
Dr. Betsy Alden, former professor of Women's Leadership courses at the Sanford Institute and Service-Learning Coordinator of the Kenan Institute for Ethics at Duke, will lead a three-part leadership development series in which she will examine and discuss existing challenges for women in various fields, as well as explore various leadership skills and resources necessary for women preparing for future careers. This series will involve a little reading, and those interested are encouraged to attend all three discussions. As a theologian and educator, Dr. Alden has been engaged in women's leadership as a feminist community activist, clergywoman, and a member of commissions on the status and role of women in church, civic, and national organizations.
Dr. Betsy Alden, former professor of Women's Leadership courses at the Sanford Institute and Service-Learning Coordinator of the Kenan Institute for Ethics at Duke, will lead a three-part leadership development series in which she will examine and discuss existing challenges for women in various fields, as well as explore various leadership skills and resources necessary for women preparing for future careers. This series will involve a little reading, and those interested are encouraged to attend all three discussions. . As a theologian and educator, Dr. Alden has been engaged in women's leadership as a feminist community activist, clergywoman, and a member of commissions on the status and role of women in church, civic, and national organizations.
Phase II business plans are due by February 7th! For more information please visit the following link and follow the instructions there: http://www.dukestartupchallenge.org/submit
In order to be eligible, every team member must register but only one team member needs to submit the final copy of your business plan. Please note that the system will allow you to save your submission so we encourage you to sign up early in the event that you have technical difficulties.
Thank you, DSC Organizing Committee
DSC Participant,
Phase II business plans are due by February 7th! For more information please visit the following link and follow the instructions there: http://www.dukestartupchallenge.org/submit
In order to be eligible, every team member must register but only one team member needs to submit the final copy of your business plan. Please note that the system will allow you to save your submission so we encourage you to sign up early in the event that you have technical difficulties.
Based on a true story, SOMETHING THE LORD MADE tells the absorbing tale of two doctors who bucked tradition and racial prejudice to revolutionize the medical world. The American south in the 1940s could be a fearsome place for anyone attempting to ply a well-meaning trade, as it was riddled with strictly-enforced racial boundaries.
Based on a true story, SOMETHING THE LORD MADE tells the absorbing tale of two doctors who bucked tradition and racial prejudice to revolutionize the medical world. The American south in the 1940s could be a fearsome place for anyone attempting to ply a well-meaning trade, as it was riddled with strictly-enforced racial boundaries. The two men in question--Dr. Alfred Blalock (Alan Rickman) and African-American lab technician Vivien Thomas (Mos Def)--work fastidiously on a new technique for helping babies with heart problems, and achieve some impressive, and innovative results. Under any other circumstances the men would have been exhilarated by their advances, and widely applauded throughout the medical profession. But the dark heart of the south causes innumerable problems for the brave pioneers, as the prejudices brought to bear on the men become unbearable. Moving and dramatic in equal measures, director Joseph Sargent's film is a bold retelling of a vital chapter in the history of the medical profession.
Exhibition Opening and DJ Party Thursday, February 7 7 PM Artist Conversation 8-10 PM DJ Party
American artist Barkley L. Hendricks talks with Richard J. Powell, Duke’s John Spencer Bassett Professor of Art and Art History. Entertainment by Grammy Award-winning DJ Ninth Wonder. Reception with cash bar. Open to the public. Free with admission.
"Barkley L. Hendricks: Birth of the Cool"
Exhibition Opening and DJ Party Thursday, February 7 7 PM Artist Conversation 8-10 PM DJ Party
American artist Barkley L. Hendricks talks with Richard J. Powell, Duke’s John Spencer Bassett Professor of Art and Art History. Entertainment by Grammy Award-winning DJ Ninth Wonder. Reception with cash bar. Open to the public. Free with admission.
CAPS is offering EMOTIONS IN MOTION, a 4-session personal growth workshop that introduces skills and strategies in balancing and using emotions to help you be successful.
The workshop begins on January 29 and will run on Tuesdays from 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
For more information visit the CAPS website at http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu, and click on the Outreach and Consultation Link. You can also contact Mandi Singer at 660-1000.
Emotions in Motion
A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop
CAPS is offering a 4-session that introduces skills and strategies in balancing and using emotions to help you be successful. Emotions allow us to experience the world fully, have successful, meaningful relationships, and be a complete person. Sometimes, though, they seem to overwhelm us so that it's hard to do what we need to do in academic or social settings. This workshop will focus on ways to create a balance so that small emotional upsets aren't as likely to become overwhelming and to get back on track when they do. We'll also look at ways to use emotional experiences in positive ways so that you feel more satisfied in your work and relationships.
Two workshops will be offered this semester:
Session 1: Begins January 29
Session 2: Begins on March 25
Both sessions will run for 4 weeks on Tuesdays from 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. in room 217 Page Building.
For more information or to register, visit the CAPS website at http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu , and click on the Outreach and Consultation Link.
Want to get a hot date a support a good cause? Or just love to party? Come out to our date auction and bid on 10 lovely ladies and 10 handsome men with proceeds going to TROSA. The party will be going on around the date auction and we'll be mingling with NCSU and UNC grad students! Drink specials, lots of hot people, and a bull; what else do you need for a good time?
Looking for a Valentine's date or a sweetheart for some other day? Then come check up the dates for sale at GPSC's Date Auction! Ten women and ten men are up on the block, with one special lady on silent auction. Around the auction, we'll be having a dance party in the space with NCSU and UNC's graduate students! You know we rock it hard, so bring it to shake it, and bid on a date because its all for a good cause (TROSA - Triangle Residential Options for Substance Abusers)!!
CAPS is offering EMOTIONS IN MOTION, a 4-session personal growth workshop that introduces skills and strategies in balancing and using emotions to help you be successful.
The workshop begins on January 29 and will run on Tuesdays from 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
For more information visit the CAPS website at http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu, and click on the Outreach and Consultation Link. You can also contact Mandi Singer at 660-1000.
Emotions in Motion
A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop
CAPS is offering a 4-session that introduces skills and strategies in balancing and using emotions to help you be successful. Emotions allow us to experience the world fully, have successful, meaningful relationships, and be a complete person. Sometimes, though, they seem to overwhelm us so that it's hard to do what we need to do in academic or social settings. This workshop will focus on ways to create a balance so that small emotional upsets aren't as likely to become overwhelming and to get back on track when they do. We'll also look at ways to use emotional experiences in positive ways so that you feel more satisfied in your work and relationships.
Two workshops will be offered this semester:
Session 1: Begins January 29
Session 2: Begins on March 25
Both sessions will run for 4 weeks on Tuesdays from 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. in room 217 Page Building.
For more information or to register, visit the CAPS website at http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu , and click on the Outreach and Consultation Link.
Want to get a hot date a support a good cause? Or just love to party? Come out to our date auction and bid on 10 lovely ladies and 10 handsome men with proceeds going to TROSA. The party will be going on around the date auction and we'll be mingling with NCSU and UNC grad students! Drink specials, lots of hot people, and a bull; what else do you need for a good time?
Looking for a Valentine's date or a sweetheart for some other day? Then come check up the dates for sale at GPSC's Date Auction! Ten women and ten men are up on the block, with one special lady on silent auction. Around the auction, we'll be having a dance party in the space with NCSU and UNC's graduate students! You know we rock it hard, so bring it to shake it, and bid on a date because its all for a good cause (TROSA - Triangle Residential Options for Substance Abusers)!!
2008 Chinese New Year (Spring Festival) is coming! As our traditional, DCSSA is preparing a big party to celebrate this great Chinese holiday! Everything is FREE!�Visit dukechina.org for more information.
2008 Chinese New Year (Spring Festival) is coming! As our traditional, DCSSA is preparing a big party to celebrate this great Chinese holiday!
When: Feb 9th (Saturday);5:30pm Where: LSRC, Love Auditorium&Blue Express Activities: 5:30~6:30pm Chinese Buffet; 6:15~6:45pm Performances including Chinese folk dance, folk song, Taichi and guitar&keyboard show; 6:45~8pm games&puzzles. Lots of prizes to give away! 7:00~11:30pm DCSSA DV show & CCTV Chinese Spring Festival Gala 2008; 7:00~11:00pm Karaoke.
EVERYTHING is FREE! We are looking forward to meeting you!
Based on the life of drug-kingpin-turned-informant, Frank Lucas, who grew up in segregated North Carolina where he watched as his cousin was shot by the Klan for looking at a white girl. He eventually made his way to Harlem where he became a heroin kingpin by traveling to Asia's Golden Triangle to make connections, shipping heroin back to the US in the coffins of soldiers killed in Vietnam. He soon made upwards of one million dollars a day in drug sales. Lucas was shadowed by lawman, Richie Roberts, who finally helped bring the kingpin to justice. The two then worked together to expose the crooked cops and foreign nationals who made importing heroin so easy.
http://www.duke.edu/web/movies/home.html
$1 students, $2 employees, $3 public
Based on the life of drug-kingpin-turned-informant, Frank Lucas, who grew up in segregated North Carolina where he watched as his cousin was shot by the Klan for looking at a white girl. He eventually made his way to Harlem where he became a heroin kingpin by traveling to Asia's Golden Triangle to make connections, shipping heroin back to the US in the coffins of soldiers killed in Vietnam. He soon made upwards of one million dollars a day in drug sales. Lucas was shadowed by lawman, Richie Roberts, who finally helped bring the kingpin to justice. The two then worked together to expose the crooked cops and foreign nationals who made importing heroin so easy.
CAPS is offering EMOTIONS IN MOTION, a 4-session personal growth workshop that introduces skills and strategies in balancing and using emotions to help you be successful.
The workshop begins on January 29 and will run on Tuesdays from 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
For more information visit the CAPS website at http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu, and click on the Outreach and Consultation Link. You can also contact Mandi Singer at 660-1000.
Emotions in Motion
A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop
CAPS is offering a 4-session that introduces skills and strategies in balancing and using emotions to help you be successful. Emotions allow us to experience the world fully, have successful, meaningful relationships, and be a complete person. Sometimes, though, they seem to overwhelm us so that it's hard to do what we need to do in academic or social settings. This workshop will focus on ways to create a balance so that small emotional upsets aren't as likely to become overwhelming and to get back on track when they do. We'll also look at ways to use emotional experiences in positive ways so that you feel more satisfied in your work and relationships.
Two workshops will be offered this semester:
Session 1: Begins January 29
Session 2: Begins on March 25
Both sessions will run for 4 weeks on Tuesdays from 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. in room 217 Page Building.
For more information or to register, visit the CAPS website at http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu , and click on the Outreach and Consultation Link.
Swimming with the Blue Devils is a student-organized, student-run program designed to provide elementary school-aged children the opportunity to learn to swim and dive for free. We are looking for graduate student volunteers to help teach (college swimming experience is enough) lessons, as well as to run the registration table and help attendees get into the gated lot and to the pool.
Swimming with the Blue Devils is a student-organized, student-run program designed to provide elementary school-aged children the opportunity to learn to swim and dive for free. We are looking for graduate student volunteers to help teach (college swimming experience is enough) lessons, as well as to run the registration table and help attendees get into the gated lot and to the pool.
CAPS is offering EMOTIONS IN MOTION, a 4-session personal growth workshop that introduces skills and strategies in balancing and using emotions to help you be successful.
The workshop begins on January 29 and will run on Tuesdays from 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
For more information visit the CAPS website at http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu, and click on the Outreach and Consultation Link. You can also contact Mandi Singer at 660-1000.
Emotions in Motion
A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop
CAPS is offering a 4-session that introduces skills and strategies in balancing and using emotions to help you be successful. Emotions allow us to experience the world fully, have successful, meaningful relationships, and be a complete person. Sometimes, though, they seem to overwhelm us so that it's hard to do what we need to do in academic or social settings. This workshop will focus on ways to create a balance so that small emotional upsets aren't as likely to become overwhelming and to get back on track when they do. We'll also look at ways to use emotional experiences in positive ways so that you feel more satisfied in your work and relationships.
Two workshops will be offered this semester:
Session 1: Begins January 29
Session 2: Begins on March 25
Both sessions will run for 4 weeks on Tuesdays from 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. in room 217 Page Building.
For more information or to register, visit the CAPS website at http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu , and click on the Outreach and Consultation Link.
CAPS is offering EMOTIONS IN MOTION, a 4-session personal growth workshop that introduces skills and strategies in balancing and using emotions to help you be successful.
The workshop begins on January 29 and will run on Tuesdays from 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
For more information visit the CAPS website at http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu, and click on the Outreach and Consultation Link. You can also contact Mandi Singer at 660-1000.
Emotions in Motion
A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop
CAPS is offering a 4-session that introduces skills and strategies in balancing and using emotions to help you be successful. Emotions allow us to experience the world fully, have successful, meaningful relationships, and be a complete person. Sometimes, though, they seem to overwhelm us so that it's hard to do what we need to do in academic or social settings. This workshop will focus on ways to create a balance so that small emotional upsets aren't as likely to become overwhelming and to get back on track when they do. We'll also look at ways to use emotional experiences in positive ways so that you feel more satisfied in your work and relationships.
Two workshops will be offered this semester:
Session 1: Begins January 29
Session 2: Begins on March 25
Both sessions will run for 4 weeks on Tuesdays from 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. in room 217 Page Building.
For more information or to register, visit the CAPS website at http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu , and click on the Outreach and Consultation Link.
CAPS is offering EMOTIONS IN MOTION, a 4-session personal growth workshop that introduces skills and strategies in balancing and using emotions to help you be successful.
The workshop begins on January 29 and will run on Tuesdays from 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
For more information visit the CAPS website at http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu, and click on the Outreach and Consultation Link. You can also contact Mandi Singer at 660-1000.
Emotions in Motion
A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop
CAPS is offering a 4-session that introduces skills and strategies in balancing and using emotions to help you be successful. Emotions allow us to experience the world fully, have successful, meaningful relationships, and be a complete person. Sometimes, though, they seem to overwhelm us so that it's hard to do what we need to do in academic or social settings. This workshop will focus on ways to create a balance so that small emotional upsets aren't as likely to become overwhelming and to get back on track when they do. We'll also look at ways to use emotional experiences in positive ways so that you feel more satisfied in your work and relationships.
Two workshops will be offered this semester:
Session 1: Begins January 29
Session 2: Begins on March 25
Both sessions will run for 4 weeks on Tuesdays from 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. in room 217 Page Building.
For more information or to register, visit the CAPS website at http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu , and click on the Outreach and Consultation Link.
CAPS is offering EMOTIONS IN MOTION, a 4-session personal growth workshop that introduces skills and strategies in balancing and using emotions to help you be successful.
The workshop begins on January 29 and will run on Tuesdays from 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
For more information visit the CAPS website at http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu, and click on the Outreach and Consultation Link. You can also contact Mandi Singer at 660-1000.
Emotions in Motion
A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop
CAPS is offering a 4-session that introduces skills and strategies in balancing and using emotions to help you be successful. Emotions allow us to experience the world fully, have successful, meaningful relationships, and be a complete person. Sometimes, though, they seem to overwhelm us so that it's hard to do what we need to do in academic or social settings. This workshop will focus on ways to create a balance so that small emotional upsets aren't as likely to become overwhelming and to get back on track when they do. We'll also look at ways to use emotional experiences in positive ways so that you feel more satisfied in your work and relationships.
Two workshops will be offered this semester:
Session 1: Begins January 29
Session 2: Begins on March 25
Both sessions will run for 4 weeks on Tuesdays from 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. in room 217 Page Building.
For more information or to register, visit the CAPS website at http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu , and click on the Outreach and Consultation Link.
Dr. Betsy Alden, former professor of Women's Leadership courses at the Sanford Institute and Service-Learning Coordinator of the Kenan Institute for Ethics at Duke, will lead a three-part leadership development series in which she will examine and discuss existing challenges for women in various fields, as well as explore various leadership skills and resources necessary for women preparing for future careers. This series will involve a little reading, and those interested are encouraged to attend all three discussions. As a theologian and educator, Dr. Alden has been engaged in women's leadership as a feminist community activist, clergywoman, and a member of commissions on the status and role of women in church, civic, and national organizations.
Dr. Betsy Alden, former professor of Women's Leadership courses at the Sanford Institute and Service-Learning Coordinator of the Kenan Institute for Ethics at Duke, will lead a three-part leadership development series in which she will examine and discuss existing challenges for women in various fields, as well as explore various leadership skills and resources necessary for women preparing for future careers. This series will involve a little reading, and those interested are encouraged to attend all three discussions. . As a theologian and educator, Dr. Alden has been engaged in women's leadership as a feminist community activist, clergywoman, and a member of commissions on the status and role of women in church, civic, and national organizations.
CAPS is offering EMOTIONS IN MOTION, a 4-session personal growth workshop that introduces skills and strategies in balancing and using emotions to help you be successful.
The workshop begins on January 29 and will run on Tuesdays from 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
For more information visit the CAPS website at http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu, and click on the Outreach and Consultation Link. You can also contact Mandi Singer at 660-1000.
Emotions in Motion
A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop
CAPS is offering a 4-session that introduces skills and strategies in balancing and using emotions to help you be successful. Emotions allow us to experience the world fully, have successful, meaningful relationships, and be a complete person. Sometimes, though, they seem to overwhelm us so that it's hard to do what we need to do in academic or social settings. This workshop will focus on ways to create a balance so that small emotional upsets aren't as likely to become overwhelming and to get back on track when they do. We'll also look at ways to use emotional experiences in positive ways so that you feel more satisfied in your work and relationships.
Two workshops will be offered this semester:
Session 1: Begins January 29
Session 2: Begins on March 25
Both sessions will run for 4 weeks on Tuesdays from 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. in room 217 Page Building.
For more information or to register, visit the CAPS website at http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu , and click on the Outreach and Consultation Link.
Join us for a conversation on "Latinidad" with Profs. José David Saldívar and Walter Mignolo. Please RSVP to cbl5@duke.edu by Tuesday, 10 February. Food will be provided.
Join us for a conversation on "Latinidad" with Profs. José David Saldívar and Walter Mignolo. Please RSVP to cbl5@duke.edu by Tuesday, 10 February. Food will be provided.
El Kilombo and BGPSA will be hosting its *Cimarron Latin & Reggae Night* dance party at *Club 9 * (744 Ninth St.) *THIS FRIDAY, February 15th! Featuring the hottest Reggae, Dancehall, Soca, Salsa, Merengue, Reggaeton, and Bachata music, doors open at 10pm. A free salsa lesson will be held at 10pm. Door proceeds are donated to support free community programs at Durham-based El Kilombo nonprofit.
Email clubcimarron@gmail.com with your name, to be added to our Guest List ($5 cover if on Guest List, $10 for everyone else).
El Kilombo and BGPSA will be hosting its *Cimarron Latin & Reggae Night* dance party at *Club 9 * (744 Ninth St.) *THIS FRIDAY, February 15th! Featuring the hottest Reggae, Dancehall, Soca, Salsa, Merengue, Reggaeton, and Bachata music, doors open at 10pm. A free salsa lesson will be held at 10pm. Door proceeds are donated to support free community programs at Durham-based El Kilombo nonprofit.
Email clubcimarron@gmail.com with your name, to be added to our Guest List ($5 cover if on Guest List, $10 for everyone else).
LUGAR: Club 9 (744 Ninth Street, Durham, NC 27705)
FECHA: 15 de febrero, 2008
HORA: 10 pm (con una clase de salsa gratis a las 10pm)
Descripcion: Vengan a disfrutar Cimarrón Noche Latina en Durham, con DJ Nick y Dj Cayenne, tocando lo ultimo en Salsa, Merengue, Reggaeton, Reggae, Dancehall, Soca y Bachata. Las puertas abren a las 10 de la noche con una entrada de $10. Vengan para una clase de salsa GRATIS a las 10:00 de la noche. Los beneficios de esta fiesta financiarán los programas gratuitos que El Kilombo ofrece a la comunidad. ¡Venga, divertase y apoye a la comunidad!
CAPS is offering EMOTIONS IN MOTION, a 4-session personal growth workshop that introduces skills and strategies in balancing and using emotions to help you be successful.
The workshop begins on January 29 and will run on Tuesdays from 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
For more information visit the CAPS website at http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu, and click on the Outreach and Consultation Link. You can also contact Mandi Singer at 660-1000.
Emotions in Motion
A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop
CAPS is offering a 4-session that introduces skills and strategies in balancing and using emotions to help you be successful. Emotions allow us to experience the world fully, have successful, meaningful relationships, and be a complete person. Sometimes, though, they seem to overwhelm us so that it's hard to do what we need to do in academic or social settings. This workshop will focus on ways to create a balance so that small emotional upsets aren't as likely to become overwhelming and to get back on track when they do. We'll also look at ways to use emotional experiences in positive ways so that you feel more satisfied in your work and relationships.
Two workshops will be offered this semester:
Session 1: Begins January 29
Session 2: Begins on March 25
Both sessions will run for 4 weeks on Tuesdays from 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. in room 217 Page Building.
For more information or to register, visit the CAPS website at http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu , and click on the Outreach and Consultation Link.
El Kilombo and BGPSA will be hosting its *Cimarron Latin & Reggae Night* dance party at *Club 9 * (744 Ninth St.) *THIS FRIDAY, February 15th! Featuring the hottest Reggae, Dancehall, Soca, Salsa, Merengue, Reggaeton, and Bachata music, doors open at 10pm. A free salsa lesson will be held at 10pm. Door proceeds are donated to support free community programs at Durham-based El Kilombo nonprofit.
Email clubcimarron@gmail.com with your name, to be added to our Guest List ($5 cover if on Guest List, $10 for everyone else).
El Kilombo and BGPSA will be hosting its *Cimarron Latin & Reggae Night* dance party at *Club 9 * (744 Ninth St.) *THIS FRIDAY, February 15th! Featuring the hottest Reggae, Dancehall, Soca, Salsa, Merengue, Reggaeton, and Bachata music, doors open at 10pm. A free salsa lesson will be held at 10pm. Door proceeds are donated to support free community programs at Durham-based El Kilombo nonprofit.
Email clubcimarron@gmail.com with your name, to be added to our Guest List ($5 cover if on Guest List, $10 for everyone else).
LUGAR: Club 9 (744 Ninth Street, Durham, NC 27705)
FECHA: 15 de febrero, 2008
HORA: 10 pm (con una clase de salsa gratis a las 10pm)
Descripcion: Vengan a disfrutar Cimarrón Noche Latina en Durham, con DJ Nick y Dj Cayenne, tocando lo ultimo en Salsa, Merengue, Reggaeton, Reggae, Dancehall, Soca y Bachata. Las puertas abren a las 10 de la noche con una entrada de $10. Vengan para una clase de salsa GRATIS a las 10:00 de la noche. Los beneficios de esta fiesta financiarán los programas gratuitos que El Kilombo ofrece a la comunidad. ¡Venga, divertase y apoye a la comunidad!
CAPS is offering EMOTIONS IN MOTION, a 4-session personal growth workshop that introduces skills and strategies in balancing and using emotions to help you be successful.
The workshop begins on January 29 and will run on Tuesdays from 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
For more information visit the CAPS website at http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu, and click on the Outreach and Consultation Link. You can also contact Mandi Singer at 660-1000.
Emotions in Motion
A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop
CAPS is offering a 4-session that introduces skills and strategies in balancing and using emotions to help you be successful. Emotions allow us to experience the world fully, have successful, meaningful relationships, and be a complete person. Sometimes, though, they seem to overwhelm us so that it's hard to do what we need to do in academic or social settings. This workshop will focus on ways to create a balance so that small emotional upsets aren't as likely to become overwhelming and to get back on track when they do. We'll also look at ways to use emotional experiences in positive ways so that you feel more satisfied in your work and relationships.
Two workshops will be offered this semester:
Session 1: Begins January 29
Session 2: Begins on March 25
Both sessions will run for 4 weeks on Tuesdays from 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. in room 217 Page Building.
For more information or to register, visit the CAPS website at http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu , and click on the Outreach and Consultation Link.
Come out and support your Duke women's basketball team as they take on #4 Maryland. Graduate & professional students receive free admission for all women's basketball games. Please enter through the undergraduate entrance for men's basketball. The first 300 students will receive a free slice of pizza at this game! Help us pack Cameron at this exciting ACC match-up, #12 Duke v. #4 Maryland - Sunday, February 17th at 5:30 pm!
Come out and support your Duke women's basketball team as they take on #4 Maryland. Graduate & professional students receive free admission for all women's basketball games. Please enter through the undergraduate entrance for men's basketball. The first 300 students will receive a free slice of pizza at this game! Help us pack Cameron at this exciting ACC match-up, #12 Duke v. #4 Maryland - Sunday, February 17th at 5:30 pm!
CAPS is offering EMOTIONS IN MOTION, a 4-session personal growth workshop that introduces skills and strategies in balancing and using emotions to help you be successful.
The workshop begins on January 29 and will run on Tuesdays from 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
For more information visit the CAPS website at http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu, and click on the Outreach and Consultation Link. You can also contact Mandi Singer at 660-1000.
Emotions in Motion
A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop
CAPS is offering a 4-session that introduces skills and strategies in balancing and using emotions to help you be successful. Emotions allow us to experience the world fully, have successful, meaningful relationships, and be a complete person. Sometimes, though, they seem to overwhelm us so that it's hard to do what we need to do in academic or social settings. This workshop will focus on ways to create a balance so that small emotional upsets aren't as likely to become overwhelming and to get back on track when they do. We'll also look at ways to use emotional experiences in positive ways so that you feel more satisfied in your work and relationships.
Two workshops will be offered this semester:
Session 1: Begins January 29
Session 2: Begins on March 25
Both sessions will run for 4 weeks on Tuesdays from 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. in room 217 Page Building.
For more information or to register, visit the CAPS website at http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu , and click on the Outreach and Consultation Link.
CAPS is offering EMOTIONS IN MOTION, a 4-session personal growth workshop that introduces skills and strategies in balancing and using emotions to help you be successful.
The workshop begins on January 29 and will run on Tuesdays from 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
For more information visit the CAPS website at http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu, and click on the Outreach and Consultation Link. You can also contact Mandi Singer at 660-1000.
Emotions in Motion
A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop
CAPS is offering a 4-session that introduces skills and strategies in balancing and using emotions to help you be successful. Emotions allow us to experience the world fully, have successful, meaningful relationships, and be a complete person. Sometimes, though, they seem to overwhelm us so that it's hard to do what we need to do in academic or social settings. This workshop will focus on ways to create a balance so that small emotional upsets aren't as likely to become overwhelming and to get back on track when they do. We'll also look at ways to use emotional experiences in positive ways so that you feel more satisfied in your work and relationships.
Two workshops will be offered this semester:
Session 1: Begins January 29
Session 2: Begins on March 25
Both sessions will run for 4 weeks on Tuesdays from 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. in room 217 Page Building.
For more information or to register, visit the CAPS website at http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu , and click on the Outreach and Consultation Link.
Ms. Cooper Davidson, an H&R Block Premium tax professional, will be here to give a tax presentation tailored specifically for Graduate and Professional students. Come watch the presentation, grab some handouts and get a chance to ask specific questions.
Ms. Cooper Davidson, an H&R Block Premium tax professional, will be here to give a tax presentation tailored specifically for Graduate and Professional students. Come watch the presentation, grab some handouts and get a chance to ask specific questions. Stay tuned for a second presentation later in the tax season.
Shortbus / dir. John Cameron Mitchell USA 2006 101 min. (Admission for age 18+ only!) Please be aware that SHORTBUS contains graphic sexual material. The film explores the lives of several emotionally challenged characters as they navigate the comic and tragic intersections between love and sex in and around a modern-day underground salon.A sex therapist who has never had an orgasm, a dominatrix who is unable to connect, a gay couple who are deciding whether to open up their relationship, and the people who weave in and out of their lives, all converge on a weekly gathering called Shortbus: a mad nexus of art, music, politics and polysexual carnality.
Shortbus / dir. John Cameron Mitchell USA 2006 101 min.( Admission for age 18+ only!) Please be aware that SHORTBUS contains graphic sexual material. The film explores the lives of several emotionally challenged characters as they navigate the comic and tragic intersections between love and sex in and around a modern-day underground salon.A sex therapist who has never had an orgasm, a dominatrix who is unable to connect, a gay couple who are deciding whether to open up their relationship, and the people who weave in and out of their lives, all converge on a weekly gathering called Shortbus: a mad nexus of art, music, politics and polysexual carnality. Set in a post-9/11, Bush-exhausted New York City, SHORTBUS tells its story with sexual frankness, suggesting new ways to reconcile questions of the mind, pleasures of the flesh and imperatives of the heart.
Duke New Music Ensemble [dnme] presents "Interpersonal Beats" (Sheafer Theater, Feb. 20, 8pm)
[dnme] moves into the Bryan Center's Sheafer Theater! Hear a premiere from visiting Art History graduate student Quentin Conrate, new music from Duke grad composer Alex Kotch, and a new version of C.R. Kasprzyk's Degredations IV-b, arranged especially for [dnme].
Program: Quentin Conrate, Veux-tu me faire de la soupe pour le reste de ma vie. Henry Cowell, Quartet Euphometric Alex Kotch, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle C.R. Kasprzyk, Degradations IV-b Toru Takemitsu, Distance de Fée Terry Riley, In C
Program: Quentin Conrate, Veux-tu me faire de la soupe pour le reste de ma vie. Henry Cowell, Quartet Euphometric Alex Kotch, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle C.R. Kasprzyk, Degradations IV-b Toru Takemitsu, Distance de Fée Terry Riley, In C
Quentin Conrate's piece is a world premiere created for [dnme]. Conrate is a visiting Art History graduate student from France;
C.R. Kasprzyk is currently on the music faculty at Bluefield College in Virginia. Degredations IV-b will be presented in a new version arranged especially for [dnme];
Alex Kotch, a current Duke graduate student in composition, wil perform in his work Reduce, Reuse, Recycle for alto saxophone, tenor saxophone and piano.
Lunch discussion with Dr. Shaun R. Harper, Asst Prof. of Education at UPenn titled "Emerging Scholars: Gearing Up for Greatness Session". The discussion will provide Black & Latino doctoral students with important insights to better prepare for future/faculty positions relative to the following topical area in a question & answer format: completing the dissertation, preparing a curriculum vita and cover letter, negotiating faculty contract, balancing research, teaching, and community service, seeking and valuing the right mentoring and networking, understanding and dealing with the politics of obtaining tenure, overcoming various employment obstacles and challenges
Guest Discussant: Dr. Shaun R. Harper, Asst Prof. of Education at UPenn Session Title: Emerging Scholars: Gearing Up for Greatness Session Date: Thursday, February 21, 2008 @ 12:00pm-1:30pm (LUNCH PROVIDED - RSVP REQUESTED - http://tinyurl.com/26peqz) Location: Mary Lou Williams Center for Black Culture 2nd Floor West Union (above Duke Card Office) Contact: 919.684.3814 mlw@studentaffairs.duke.edu Audience: Black & Latino Graduate & Professional Students Objectives: Provide Black doctoral students with important insights to better prepare for future/faculty positions relative to the following topical areas in a question & answer format:
Dr. Betsy Alden, former professor of Women's Leadership courses at the Sanford Institute and Service-Learning Coordinator of the Kenan Institute for Ethics at Duke, will lead a three-part leadership development series in which she will examine and discuss existing challenges for women in various fields, as well as explore various leadership skills and resources necessary for women preparing for future careers. This series will involve a little reading, and those interested are encouraged to attend all three discussions. As a theologian and educator, Dr. Alden has been engaged in women's leadership as a feminist community activist, clergywoman, and a member of commissions on the status and role of women in church, civic, and national organizations.
Please RSVP if interested in attending. Dinner will be served.
Dr. Betsy Alden, former professor of Women's Leadership courses at the Sanford Institute and Service-Learning Coordinator of the Kenan Institute for Ethics at Duke, will lead a three-part leadership development series in which she will examine and discuss existing challenges for women in various fields, as well as explore various leadership skills and resources necessary for women preparing for future careers. This series will involve a little reading, and those interested are encouraged to attend all three discussions. As a theologian and educator, Dr. Alden has been engaged in women's leadership as a feminist community activist, clergywoman, and a member of commissions on the status and role of women in church, civic, and national organizations.
Please RSVP if interested in attending. Dinner will be served.
BGPSA has teamed up with professional stylists to teach you how to appreciate and love your natural hair on Thursday, Feb 21 @ 7pm. This workshop will be casual and informative, light-hearted and full of sharing. Come with questions, Come with friends! Refreshments will be served.
BGPSA has teamed up with professional stylists to teach you how to appreciate and love your natural hair on Thursday, Feb 21 @ 7pm. Get your beauty questions answered, watch or participate in demonstrations, and share knowledge about natural hair beauty and maintenance because beautiful is always BETTER. This workshop will be casual and informative, light-hearted and full of sharing so come with friends! Refreshments will be served.
Kathleen Snyder of the Environmental Affairs Board, City of Durham will be begin the event by leading a discussion for the first 15 minutes. The Durham City-County Environmental Affairs Board (EAB) is an advisory board of appointed volunteer citizens. Current issues on the EAB agenda: our water supply, greenhouse gas emissions reduction in durham, and solar and green homes tour. The rest of the event will be an opportunity for students to network with local professional in the field of green building.
**EGB FEBRUARY GREEN DRINKS**
Join us at Bull McCabe's for a cold beverage and a short dialogue with the Environmental Affairs Board of the City of Durham! Date : Thursday, Feb. 21st Time: 6 - 8 pm Location: Bull McCabe's, 427 W. Main St., Durham For directions, see: Map to Bull McCabe's Speaker: Kathleen Snyder, Environmental Affairs Board, City of Durham
The Durham City-County Environmental Affairs Board (EAB) is an advisory board of appointed volunteer citizens. The EAB is a means for the public to communicate with City and County leaders and facilitate cooperation between the City and County on environmental matters. The EAB provides expert and comprehensive advice on various matters related to environmental quality and safety, such as watershed protection, natural resource protection, monitoring environmental quality, air quality, and industrial development.
The EAB holds general meetings monthly, as well as various committee meetings and work sessions. All meetings are open to the public, and anyone may attend.
Current issues on the EAB agenda: Our Water Supply. The latest on Durham's reservoirs and how you can help conserve our precious resources. Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reduction in Durham. See what the City and County are doing to cool down the global climate. Solar and Green Homes Tour.
There will be a 15 minute discussion and then we will commence with our usual networking and socializing. Come join us for a cold beverage and networking with other green-minded people! Feel free to distribute the attached flyer to anyone who may be interested.
Thirsty Thursday is back at Charlie Pub & Grille on Ninth Street! Thursday night is ladies night - $4 martinis and $4 house wine. Did we mention there's going to be karaoke and appetizers
Thirsty Thursday is back at Charlie Pub & Grille on Ninth Street! Thursday night is ladies night - $4 martinis and $4 house wine. Did we mention there's going to be karaoke and appetizers
Thirsty Thursday is back at Charlie Pub & Grille on Ninth Street! Thursday night is ladies night - $4 martinis and $4 house wine. Did we mention there's going to be karaoke and appetizers
Thirsty Thursday is back at Charlie Pub & Grille on Ninth Street! Thursday night is ladies night - $4 martinis and $4 house wine. Did we mention there's going to be karaoke and appetizers
Celebrate Black History Month with the Bouchet Society -- an organization that primarily supports underrepresented minority graduate students in their pursuit of scholarly excellence in the natural sciences, engineering, and mathematics. The Bouchet Society 3rd Annual Lecture Series and Poster Session will take place this Friday, February 22nd at 12:15 p.m. in the Jones Bldg, Room 143. Two minority researchers, Dr. Fred Boadu in the Pratt School of Engineering and Dr. Lauren Davis from North Carolina A&T, will give presentations on their career paths and aspects of their research. Following the presentations (at approx.2:00 p.m.), there will be a poster session in MSRB, Room 001 showcasing graduate student research by Bouchet Society members. Please come out and show your support!
Celebrate Black History Month with the Bouchet Society -- an organization that primarily supports underrepresented minority graduate students in their pursuit of scholarly excellence in the natural sciences, engineering, and mathematics. The Bouchet Society 3rd Annual Lecture Series and Poster Session will take place this Friday, February 22nd at 12:15 p.m. in the Jones Bldg, Room 143. Two minority researchers, Dr. Fred Boadu in the Pratt School of Engineering and Dr. Lauren Davis from North Carolina A&T, will give presentations on their career paths and aspects of their research. Following the presentations (at approx.2:00 p.m.), there will be a poster session in MSRB, Room 001 showcasing graduate student research by Bouchet Society members. Please come out and show your support!
Celebrate Black History Month with the Bouchet Society! The Bouchet Society is a graduate organization that primarily supports underrepresented minority graduate students in their pursuit of scholarly excellence in the natural sciences, engineering, and mathematics. Each year, the society holds a seminar and poster session to showcase the research and talent of Bouchet Society members and minority researchers.
The Bouchet Society 3rd Annual Lecture Series and Poster Session will take place this Friday, February 22nd at 12:15 p.m. in the Jones Building, Room 143. The event starts with presentations by two underrepresented minority researchers. Dr. Fred Boadu is a professor in the Civil and Environmental Engineering Department at Duke University, and he will present aspects of his research. Dr. Lauren Davis is a professor in the Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering at North Carolina A&T, and she will talk about her career path. Following the presentations (at approximately2:00 p.m.), there will be a poster session in the Medical Science Research Building (MSRB), Room 001 where members of the Bouchet Society will be waiting to speak with you about their research achievements. Please come out and show your support!
The Nicholas School of the Environment's Student International Discussion Group (SIDG) would like to announce this year's annual conference, entitled: 'Fueling, Feeding, and Financing Sustainable Change'
This day-long event will be held at the Sanford Institute of Public Policy on Saturday, February 23rd, and will feature panel discussions and breakout sessions with experts in the fields of sustainable energy, agriculture, and innovative approaches to financing sustainable change.
This year’s PILF Auction will be held on February 23, at the Nasher Museum of Art. The festivities will begin with a silent auction, cocktails, and hors d’oeuvres and will culminate with a live auction. The auction will feature fantastic items including vacations in Beaver Creek, Colorado and Jackson Hole, Wyoming, great tickets to major sporting events, signed Duke Basketball gear, and of course much more! This night of food, fun, and entertainment is for a great cause. All proceeds from the evening help to support PILF, an organization at Duke Law dedicated to supporting law students who choose to work in public interest. So come out Saturday, February 23 to have a great time with the Law School community while supporting the Public Interest Law Foundation!
This year’s PILF Auction will be held on February 23, at the Nasher Museum of Art.The festivities will begin with a silent auction, cocktails, and hors d’oeuvres and will culminate with a live auction.The auction will feature fantastic items including vacations in Beaver Creek, Colorado and Jackson Hole, Wyoming, great tickets to major sporting events, signed Duke Basketball gear, and of course much more! This night of food, fun, and entertainment is for a great cause.All proceeds from the evening help to support PILF, an organization at Duke Law dedicated to supporting law students who choose to work in public interest.So come out Saturday, February 23 to have a great time with the Law School community while supporting the Public Interest Law Foundation!
GnP students have been challenged by Durham middle schoolers to a basketball game on Feb. 24th! Join 5th & 6th graders at the Duke Women's basketball game versus Virginia at 12:30, followed by the basketball challenge at Card Gym from 2:30 to 4:30pm. Basketball tickets, pizza, and soda will be provided! Space is limited, so to participate in this event, please email Jennifer at jfs13@duke.edu.
Graduate & Professional students have been challenged by Durham middle schoolers to a basketball game on Feb. 24th! We will go with 5th & 6th graders to the Duke Women's basketball game versus Virginia at 12:30. Then, we will go to Card Gym for the basketball challenge! We have the gym from 2:30 to 4:30pm, so there will be time for a rematch. Basketball tickets, pizza, and soda will be provided! To participate in this joint GPSC and Duke Durham Neighborhood Partnership event, please email Jennifer at jfs13@duke.edu. Space is limited!
Come out and enjoy Step Up 2 the Streets with GPSC and BGPSA. Tickets are $3.00 per person, limit of two tickets per person. RSVP here http://tinyurl.com/2xu28h
Come out and enjoy Step Up 2 the Streets with GPSC and BGPSA. Tickets are $3.00 per person, limit of two tickets per person. RSVP here http://tinyurl.com/2xu28h
Meditation helps us become healthy by harmonizing and balancing the energy in our body and mind, and by helping us cultivate calm awareness in the midst of our busy lives. Come and explore the practice and benefits of meditation through this workshop. You will learn basic relaxation exercises, as well as basic techniques in meditation--sitting, walking and lying-down meditation--as well as chanting and contemplation. The workshop will be led by Rev. WonGong and Rev. IlDug from the Won Buddhism Meditation Temple in Chapel Hill. No experience is necessary. Everyone is welcome.
Meditation helps us become healthy by harmonizing and balancing the energy in our body and mind, and by helping us cultivate calm awareness in the midst of our busy lives. Come and explore the practice and benefits of meditation through this workshop. You will learn basic relaxation exercises, as well as basic techniques in meditation--sitting, walking and lying-down meditation--as well as chanting and contemplation. The workshop will be led by Rev. WonGong and Rev. IlDug from the Won Buddhism Meditation Temple in Chapel Hill. No experience is necessary. Everyone is welcome.
About the Facilitators: Rev. WonGong So (Won: “Circle” + Gong: “True Void”) was ordained in 1994 as a Won-Buddhist Priest. She completed her novice and undergraduate training and her graduate/internship experience in Korea, majoring in Won-Buddhist religious studies. She served in the Gang-Nam Temple in Seoul for three years before moving to the US in 1997, where she was assigned to the Rockville Temple in Maryland. She completed her Master's in Social Work at the University of Maryland in 2002. Currently, WonGong is the head priest at the Won-Buddhism Temple in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Rev. IlDug (Il: “One” + Dug: “Great Virtue”) Kim is a Won Buddhist Priest. She completed her novitiate studies consisting of a 2-year (1998-99) apprenticeship and then completed an undergraduate 4-year degree (2000-04) specializing in Won Buddhism Studies and Philosophy at Wonkwang University in Korea. After two more years of study (2004-06), IlDug received her Master’s degree from Won Institute of Graduate Studies in Glenside, Pennsylvania. She was ordained in December 2006 and is currently serving at the Won-Buddhism Temple of North Carolina.
Panel Discussion with a psychologist, personal trainer and registered dietitian.
Monday February 25th at 6pm
Social Sci 311
For more information visit healthydevil.studentaffairs.duke.edu
As a part of Celebrating our bodies week, ESTEEM Healthy Devil Peer Educators and Duke Student Health present :
Exercise is More Really Better? a panel discussion with a personal trainer, registered dietitian and psychologist. Come get your questions answered and learn the truth about exercise.
Monday February 25th at 6 pm Soc Sci 311
For more information visit healthydevil.studentaffairs.duke.edu
Come join us as we elect our next Young Trustee! Food and drinks will be provided. This meeting is open to all. If you are not a GPSC Representative, please RSVP to gpsc@duke.edu so that we can make sure to order enough food.
Come join us as we elect our next Young Trustee! Food and drinks will be provided. This meeting is open to all. If you are not a GPSC Representative, please RSVP to gpsc@duke.edu so that we can make sure to order enough food.
Dr. David Hogg (Assoc. Professor of Church History and Medieval Studies, South Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary) and Dr. Randy Maddox (Professor of Theology and Wesleyan Studies, Duke Divinity School) moderated by Dean Sam Wells (Duke Chapel). The discussion for the evening will explore two different theological views on how Jesus' life and death save us (traditionally called atonement theories). RSVP – socraticclubtwoviews@yahoo.com. Blog: www.socraticclubtwoviews.blogspot.com
Contact: Tom Arthur tom@saraharthur.com.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: February 6, 2008
Professors to discuss differing views on How Jesus Saves
Dr. David Hogg (Assoc. Professor of Church History and Medieval Studies, Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary) and Dr. Randy Maddox (Professor of Theology and Wesleyan Studies, Duke Divinity School) and moderated by Dean Sam Wells (Duke Chapel).
DURHAM, NC— On Tuesday, February 26, at 7:00 p.m., professors from Duke Divinity School and Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary will discuss the question of how Jesus save us, and their differing views on its historical and theological significance. The dialogue will take place in the Westbrook building Room 0016 of Duke Divinity School, and admission is free.
The discussion will feature Dr. David Hogg, Assoc. Professor of Church History and Medieval Studies at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, and Dr. Randy Maddox, Professor of Theology and Wesleyan Studies at Duke Divinity School, and will be moderated by Dean Sam Wells of Duke Chapel.
The Human Rights Working Group (HRWG) is an association of graduate and professional students from Duke and UNC dedicated to educating themselves and the Research Triangle community about global human rights issues. The HRWG's main activities include bi-monthly meetings consisting of student presentations and discussion, sponsorship of human rights-related events, and human rights activism. The HRWG is funded primarily by the Duke University Center for International Studies(DUCIS).
Complimentary dinner will be served at the meeting. If you plan to attend, please send an RSVP to nancy.robbins@duke.edu .
The Human Rights Working Group (HRWG) is an association of graduate and professional students from Duke and UNC dedicated to educating themselves and the Research Triangle community about global human rights issues. The HRWG's main activities include bi-monthly meetings consisting of student presentations and discussion, sponsorship of human rights-related events, and human rights activism. The HRWG is funded primarily by the Duke University Center for International Studies(DUCIS).
Complimentary dinner will be served at the meeting. If you plan to attend, please send an RSVP to nancy.robbins@duke.edu .
Dr. Aaron Chaterjii from the Fuqua School of Business and Robert Borham, Financial Advisor at Merrill Lynch, will lead an introductory session on socially responsible investing - the philosophy behind it, whether it really works and the problems involved - as well as give tips and advice on the basics of investing for beginners.
Dr. Aaron Chaterjii from the Fuqua School of Business and Robert Borham, Financial Advisor at Merrill Lynch, will lead an introductory session on socially responsible investing - the philosophy behind it, whether it really works and the problems involved - as well as give tips and advice on the basics of investing for beginners.
Play your favorite video games on giant projection screens in the Law School's classrooms. Come celebrate the leap year with your friends and help support the Law School's Public Interest Law Foundation. Profits from ticket sales will be donated to PILF. The event is open to all Duke graduate students and their families. Come have a good time.
Play your favorite video games on giant projection screens in the Law School's classrooms. Come celebrate the leap year with your friends and help support the Law School's Public Interest Law Foundation. Profits from ticket sales will be donated to PILF. The event is open to all Duke graduate students and their families. Come have a good time.
Did you know that Duke performances offers tickets to students for $5? Well we have a better deal, tickets for $1! Come out and take part in Duke performances Soul Series: Maceo and Booker T.. Tickets will be available for purchase on Monday, Feb 25th from 5:00pm-5:30 in the GPSC office. One ticket per student (bring ID), we only have 20 tickets so get there early. If more tickets remain after Monday check the gpsc website for more times.
Did you know that Duke performances offers tickets to students for $5? Well we have a better deal, tickets for $1! Come out and take part in Duke performances Soul Series: Maceo and Booker T.. Tickets will be available for purchase on Monday, Feb 25th from 5:00pm-5:30 in the GPSC office. One ticket per student (bring ID), we only have 20 tickets so get there early. If more tickets remain after Monday check the gpsc website for more times.
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Maceo and Booker T. are the two most important sidemen in the history of soul music. They’re also solo artists whose funk and soul-suffused performances continue to leave audiences in awe.
Maceo was born and still lives in Kinston, N.C., and for years led James Brown’s legendary band; he later joined George Clinton’s Parliament/Funkadelic and has (most recently) toured with Prince. His solo career has been similarly amazing, punctuated by swinging, marathon shows that leave listeners breathless and transformed.
Booker T. arrived at Stax records in Memphis as a teenager, and before he hit 20 his group, Booker T. & the MGs, had scored a top-10 single and begun transforming the color of popular music in America. Jones wrote, sang, or produced many of the great songs that came out of Stax in the early days, but then left for L.A., and has gone on to expand his influence even further: he’s worked as arranger, musical director, or production scientist on a handful of contemporary music’s most important albums. The quality of his post-Stax collaborators—Bill Withers, Bob Dylan, Neil Young, and Willie Nelson—plus a recent Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award, speak volumes about a man nearly always at the center of a deep groove.
Mi Gente is working with Duke Libraries in collaboration with DUU to bring you this never-before-seen interpretation of style and design on the evening of Friday, February 29, 2008.
The central theme, LATIN CHIC, is a style based on combining fundamental pan-Latin elements and minimalist contemporary design with flavor and sass. The mood of this formal event will convey the unique diversity of Latin-American culture.
Each niche of the library will serve a different purpose, dancing or lounging. A different selection of tapas as well as a vast array of Latin American beers and wines will be served in each area.
For more information, see http://duke.facebook.com/event.php?eid=8877477962.
The lure of throaty sound waves emanating from the brass of a trumpet, the submission of your taste buds to the sweetness of a Mojito, the conversation between your body and the rhythm of Bossa Nova. This is the essence of Latin Chic.
Mi Gente is working with Duke Libraries in collaboration with DUU to bring you this never-before-seen interpretation of style and design on the evening of Friday, February 29, 2008.
The central theme, LATIN CHIC, is a style based on combining fundamental pan-Latin elements and minimalist contemporary design with flavor and sass. The mood of this formal event will convey the unique diversity of Latin-American culture.
Be ready to be transfixed by: -Minimalist Latin Design modeled after the Delano Hotel in South Beach -The smooth vibes of a vintage Caribbean 1950's Jazz Club -A scintillating splash of Rio's Carnival in the Copacabana VIP/Senior lounge
Performances by: -Arce's Latin Jazz -Bio Ritmo -Stella by Starlight -SMOOCH -Holy Samba Drums, Brazilian Samba troupe -Sabrosura -Plus an eclectic mix of international beats playing throughout the night...
Each niche of the library will serve a different purpose, dancing or lounging. A different selection of tapas as well as a vast array of Latin American beers and wines will be served in each area.
Mi Gente is working with Duke Libraries in collaboration with DUU to bring you this never-before-seen interpretation of style and design on the evening of Friday, February 29, 2008.
The central theme, LATIN CHIC, is a style based on combining fundamental pan-Latin elements and minimalist contemporary design with flavor and sass. The mood of this formal event will convey the unique diversity of Latin-American culture.
Each niche of the library will serve a different purpose, dancing or lounging. A different selection of tapas as well as a vast array of Latin American beers and wines will be served in each area.
For more information, see http://duke.facebook.com/event.php?eid=8877477962.
The lure of throaty sound waves emanating from the brass of a trumpet, the submission of your taste buds to the sweetness of a Mojito, the conversation between your body and the rhythm of Bossa Nova. This is the essence of Latin Chic.
Mi Gente is working with Duke Libraries in collaboration with DUU to bring you this never-before-seen interpretation of style and design on the evening of Friday, February 29, 2008.
The central theme, LATIN CHIC, is a style based on combining fundamental pan-Latin elements and minimalist contemporary design with flavor and sass. The mood of this formal event will convey the unique diversity of Latin-American culture.
Be ready to be transfixed by: -Minimalist Latin Design modeled after the Delano Hotel in South Beach -The smooth vibes of a vintage Caribbean 1950's Jazz Club -A scintillating splash of Rio's Carnival in the Copacabana VIP/Senior lounge
Performances by: -Arce's Latin Jazz -Bio Ritmo -Stella by Starlight -SMOOCH -Holy Samba Drums, Brazilian Samba troupe -Sabrosura -Plus an eclectic mix of international beats playing throughout the night...
Each niche of the library will serve a different purpose, dancing or lounging. A different selection of tapas as well as a vast array of Latin American beers and wines will be served in each area.
Join GPSC for indoor climbing at Vertical Edge Climbing Center on Saturday March 1st from 2:30 to 4pm. It's cheap (only $10/person), and includes free belaying, and shoe and harness rental. Space is limited to 20 people so come by the GPSC office Monday between 11:30am and 1:30pm or between 5 and 6 pm to sign up and pay.
Join GPSC for indoor climbing at Vertical Edge Climbing Center on Saturday March 1st from 2:30 to 4pm. It's cheap (only $10/person - less than the cost of climbing alone), and includes free belaying, and shoe and harness rental. Feel free to bring your own gear if you have it. Space is limited to 20 people so come by the GPSC office Monday between 11:30am and 1:30pm or between 5 and 6 pm to sign up, fill out a waiver and pay. Check out the gym's website and directions at http://www.verticaledgeclimbing.com/index.htm
Have you ever wondered what the bunch of Indian students who always put up a food stall at most campus events are up to? Come, find out how funds raised with your help at fun events like Springternational and the Annual Cricket Tournament have funded a variety of projects in India from health awareness in remote villages to peoples' empowerment through their Right to Information.
We don't just raise funds but also review several projects and visit villages in India to better understand how our efforts at this end of the world can translate to action where it is most needed.
We are a small group of committed volunteers and are always eager to work with enthusiastic folks in the Duke Community.
Please join us for an update of all our activities, projects and financial report for the year 2007 and to learn more about how you can get involved!
Have you ever wondered what the bunch of Indian students who always put up a food stall at most campus events are up to? Come, find out how funds raised with your help at fun events like Springternational and the Annual Cricket Tournament have funded projects in India from health awareness in remote villages to peoples' empowerment through their Right to Information. We don't just raise funds. We review several projects and visit villages in India to better understand how our efforts at this end of the world can translate to action where it is most needed. We are a small group of committed volunteers and are always eager to work with enthusiastic folks in the Duke Community. Please join us for an update of all our activities, projects and financial report for the year 2007 and to learn more about how you can get involved. We look forward to your support and feedback!
Indian snacks and refreshments served. Please RSVP to sj35@duke.edu by Friday, Feb 29.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- About AID:
Association for India's Development (AID) is a non-profit group working towards social change in India, through grassroots development projects. We work in a wide range of areas including health, education, women's empowerment, microfinance, and rural development. For more information visit www.aidindia.org and www.duke.edu/web/aid
AID Inc is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation. Our tax-id is 04-3652609. To obtain a copy of the current financial statement please write to: AID, P.O. Box "F", College Park, MD 20741-3005.
FREE Tax Workshop! In case you missed the first one, join an H&R Block tax professional for tips on doing your taxes. She'll be able to answer general tax questions, as well as address specific cases if there's time. Please bring any applicable tax forms if you want to ask specific questions. Free snacks provided!
FREE Tax Workshop! In case you missed the first one, join an H&R Block tax professional for tips on doing your taxes. She'll be able to answer general tax questions, as well as address specific cases if there's time. Please bring any applicable tax forms if you want to ask specific questions. Free snacks provided!
