Questions about careers?  Want to network with Duke alumni?  The 2009 Fannie Mitchell Career Conference will take place across Duke West Campus from 12 - 5pm on Saturday, January 31, 2009.  More information can be found at www.conference.dukealumni.com.  No resumes required - come as you are; leave inspired.

Registration is open to all graduate and undergraduate students, and will be open from Monday, December 29, 2008 to Saturday, January 31, 2009.  

Questions about careers?  Want to network with Duke alumni?  The 2009 Fannie Mitchell Career Conference will take place across Duke West Campus from 12 - 5pm, with optional events starting at 7:45am and ending at 7:30pm, on Saturday, January 31, 2009.  More information can be found online at www.conference.dukealumni.com.  Over 100 unique Duke alumni will return to campus to share their experiences and answer your questions.  No resumes required - come as you are; leave inspired.

Registration is open to all graduate and undergraduate students, and will be open from Monday, December 29, 2008 to Saturday, January 31, 2009.  

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>

Due to a change in our speaker’s schedule, we will be changing the date of our annual Duke SNMA MLK Celebration from the 16^th to the 23^rd of January.  The Duke Student National Medical Association is pleased to invite you to our annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr Celebration to be held Friday January 23rd, 2009, at 6:30 pm at the Durham Hilton. This year’s theme is "The Ultimate Measure: Our Influence, Our Success" and our Keynote Speaker is Mr. Ron Claiborne, ABC News Anchor, Good Morning America Weekend Edition.  Attire is Formal and Donations are greatly appreciated: General Admission $30, Students/Residents $10.  Please RSVP by January 20, 2009 to the Duke SNMA at dukesom_snma@yahoo.com with your meal choice (chicken or vegetarian).  Thanks in advance for your support and we look forward to seeing you at the event.

Due to a change in our speaker’s schedule, we will be changing the date of our annual Duke SNMA MLK Celebration from the 16^th to the 23^rd of January.  The Duke Student National Medical Association is pleased to invite you to our annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr Celebration to be held Friday January 23rd, 2009, at 6:30 pm at the Durham Hilton. This year’s theme is "The Ultimate Measure: Our Influence, Our Success" and our Keynote Speaker is Mr. Ron Claiborne, ABC News Anchor, Good Morning America Weekend Edition.  Attire is Formal and Donations are greatly appreciated: General Admission $30, Students/Residents $10.  Please RSVP by January 20, 2009 to the Duke SNMA at dukesom_snma@yahoo.com with your meal choice (chicken or vegetarian).  Thanks in advance for your support and we look forward to seeing you at the event.

Come to make chili dinner at the Durham Rescue Mission this Saturday! Learn more about the history and diversity of Durham, meet new people or catch up with friends while preparing the meal, and finally, enjoy the fulfilling results! All levels of culinary abilities are definitely welcome. To sign up or to arrange for carpooling from the Bryan Center, please e-mail Anastasia at agb17@duke.edu.

Come to make chili dinner at the Durham Rescue Mission this Saturday! Learn more about the history and diversity of Durham, meet people or catch up with friends while preparing the meal, and finally, enjoy the fulfilling results! All levels of culinary abilities are definitely welcome. The Durham Rescue Mission provides year-long housing and counseling or educational and training support for people going through a transitional period in their lives. To sign up, arrange for carpooling, or for any other questions, please e-mail Anastasia at agb17@duke.edu.

Questions about careers?  Want to network with Duke alumni?  The 2009 Fannie Mitchell Career Conference will take place across Duke West Campus from 12 - 5pm on Saturday, January 31, 2009.  More information can be found at www.conference.dukealumni.com.  No resumes required - come as you are; leave inspired.

Registration is open to all graduate and undergraduate students, and will be open from Monday, December 29, 2008 to Saturday, January 31, 2009.  

Questions about careers?  Want to network with Duke alumni?  The 2009 Fannie Mitchell Career Conference will take place across Duke West Campus from 12 - 5pm, with optional events starting at 7:45am and ending at 7:30pm, on Saturday, January 31, 2009.  More information can be found online at www.conference.dukealumni.com.  Over 100 unique Duke alumni will return to campus to share their experiences and answer your questions.  No resumes required - come as you are; leave inspired.

Registration is open to all graduate and undergraduate students, and will be open from Monday, December 29, 2008 to Saturday, January 31, 2009.  

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>

Join GPSC Student Life for the movie "Paul Blart Mall Cop"!  Tickets are only $3 to see the 3:15pm showing on Sunday January 25th.  Tickets are limited so reserve yours today by visiting: http://tinyurl.com/89agbz

Please contact gpscstudentlife@gmail.com with questions.  Reserved tickets should be picked up outside the movie theater by 3:00pm, or they may be given away.  Tickets must be paid for in cash only.

2009 Chinese New Year (Spring Festival) is coming and DCSSA is preparing a big party to celebrate the most important Chinese holiday. We will have delicious Chinese buffet, performances by Duke Chinese students, lantern puzzles and games with nice prizes and CCTV Spring Festival Show will be broadcasted. All audience will also have the chance to draw a lottery for wonderful gifts. Optional $2 admission fee is recommended at the door (all ticket sale will be 100% donated to help with Sichuan Earthquake recovery) and we are looking forward to meeting you! For details, please visit http://dukechina.org.

2009 Chinese New Year (Spring Festival) is coming and DCSSA is preparing a big party to celebrate the most important Chinese holiday. We will have delicious Chinese buffet, performances by Duke Chinese students, lantern puzzles and games with nice prizes and CCTV Spring Festival Show will be broadcasted. All audience will also have the chance to draw a lottery for wonderful gifts. Optional $2 admission fee is recommended at the door (all ticket sale will be 100% donated to help with Sichuan Earthquake recovery) and we are looking forward to meeting you!

Questions about careers?  Want to network with Duke alumni?  The 2009 Fannie Mitchell Career Conference will take place across Duke West Campus from 12 - 5pm on Saturday, January 31, 2009.  More information can be found at www.conference.dukealumni.com.  No resumes required - come as you are; leave inspired.

Registration is open to all graduate and undergraduate students, and will be open from Monday, December 29, 2008 to Saturday, January 31, 2009.  

Questions about careers?  Want to network with Duke alumni?  The 2009 Fannie Mitchell Career Conference will take place across Duke West Campus from 12 - 5pm, with optional events starting at 7:45am and ending at 7:30pm, on Saturday, January 31, 2009.  More information can be found online at www.conference.dukealumni.com.  Over 100 unique Duke alumni will return to campus to share their experiences and answer your questions.  No resumes required - come as you are; leave inspired.

Registration is open to all graduate and undergraduate students, and will be open from Monday, December 29, 2008 to Saturday, January 31, 2009.  

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>

Questions about careers?  Want to network with Duke alumni?  The 2009 Fannie Mitchell Career Conference will take place across Duke West Campus from 12 - 5pm on Saturday, January 31, 2009.  More information can be found at www.conference.dukealumni.com.  No resumes required - come as you are; leave inspired.

Registration is open to all graduate and undergraduate students, and will be open from Monday, December 29, 2008 to Saturday, January 31, 2009.  

Questions about careers?  Want to network with Duke alumni?  The 2009 Fannie Mitchell Career Conference will take place across Duke West Campus from 12 - 5pm, with optional events starting at 7:45am and ending at 7:30pm, on Saturday, January 31, 2009.  More information can be found online at www.conference.dukealumni.com.  Over 100 unique Duke alumni will return to campus to share their experiences and answer your questions.  No resumes required - come as you are; leave inspired.

Registration is open to all graduate and undergraduate students, and will be open from Monday, December 29, 2008 to Saturday, January 31, 2009.  

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>

Questions about careers?  Want to network with Duke alumni?  The 2009 Fannie Mitchell Career Conference will take place across Duke West Campus from 12 - 5pm on Saturday, January 31, 2009.  More information can be found at www.conference.dukealumni.com.  No resumes required - come as you are; leave inspired.

Registration is open to all graduate and undergraduate students, and will be open from Monday, December 29, 2008 to Saturday, January 31, 2009.  

Questions about careers?  Want to network with Duke alumni?  The 2009 Fannie Mitchell Career Conference will take place across Duke West Campus from 12 - 5pm, with optional events starting at 7:45am and ending at 7:30pm, on Saturday, January 31, 2009.  More information can be found online at www.conference.dukealumni.com.  Over 100 unique Duke alumni will return to campus to share their experiences and answer your questions.  No resumes required - come as you are; leave inspired.

Registration is open to all graduate and undergraduate students, and will be open from Monday, December 29, 2008 to Saturday, January 31, 2009.  

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>

The Youth Science Enrichment Protocol (YSEP) is an educational pipeline program of the SNMA which seeks to stimulate minority students' interest in science at an early age through creative, interactive science lessons and mentorship. The YSEP curriculum consists of science related projects and activities designed by SNMA members. The five areas that will be taught are the Mouth and the Respiratory, Cardiovascular, Digestive, and Central Nervous systems, with additional focus on Physical Activity, Nutrition and Stress. The members also serve as role models and provide mentorship for the young, minority students.

The Youth Science Enrichment Protocol (YSEP) is an educational pipeline program of
the SNMA which seeks to stimulate minority students? interest in science at
an early age through creative, interactive science lessons and mentorship. The
YSEP curriculum consists of science related projects and activities designed by
SNMA members.  The five areas that will be taught are the Mouth and the
Respiratory, Cardiovascular, Digestive, and Central Nervous systems, with additional focus on Physical Activity, Nutrition and Stress. The
members also serve as role models and provide mentorship for the young,
minority students.

The Bouchet society in conjunction with the Professional Development
Partnership, will be hosting Dr. Sharon Milgram next Wednesday.  She will be
giving a talk at 5:45pm about the programs, initiatives,
and career opportunities at the NIH.  Dr. Milgram will also give her personal
insight into how things will change at the NIH in terms of scientific
research/careers in general over the next few years with the change in
administration and the current financial situation.

The Bouchet society in conjunction with the Professional Development
Partnership, will be hosting Dr. Sharon Milgram next Wednesday.  She will be
giving a talk between 5:45-6:45 about the programs, initiatives,
and career opportunities at the NIH.  Dr. Milgram will also give her personal
insight into how things will change at the NIH in terms of scientific
research/careers in general over the next few years with the change in
administration and the current financial situation.

Questions about careers?  Want to network with Duke alumni?  The 2009 Fannie Mitchell Career Conference will take place across Duke West Campus from 12 - 5pm on Saturday, January 31, 2009.  More information can be found at www.conference.dukealumni.com.  No resumes required - come as you are; leave inspired.

Registration is open to all graduate and undergraduate students, and will be open from Monday, December 29, 2008 to Saturday, January 31, 2009.  

Questions about careers?  Want to network with Duke alumni?  The 2009 Fannie Mitchell Career Conference will take place across Duke West Campus from 12 - 5pm, with optional events starting at 7:45am and ending at 7:30pm, on Saturday, January 31, 2009.  More information can be found online at www.conference.dukealumni.com.  Over 100 unique Duke alumni will return to campus to share their experiences and answer your questions.  No resumes required - come as you are; leave inspired.

Registration is open to all graduate and undergraduate students, and will be open from Monday, December 29, 2008 to Saturday, January 31, 2009.  

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>

Get cultured with fellow graduate students at the Nasher Art Museum! 

We'll be checking out their new Bloomsbury exhibit, A Room of Their Own.  Admission is free for Duke students, and for those who are really keen, there is even a talk by the curator of the exhibit earlier in the evening, 6-7pm (to make a free reservation for the talk, go to http://www.nasher.duke.edu/exhibitions_bloomsbury.php). 

If you just want to see the exhibit, we'll be meeting at the big black sculpture in the main hall at 7pm, so come along and grow your worldliness!

Questions about careers?  Want to network with Duke alumni?  The 2009 Fannie Mitchell Career Conference will take place across Duke West Campus from 12 - 5pm on Saturday, January 31, 2009.  More information can be found at www.conference.dukealumni.com.  No resumes required - come as you are; leave inspired.

Registration is open to all graduate and undergraduate students, and will be open from Monday, December 29, 2008 to Saturday, January 31, 2009.  

Questions about careers?  Want to network with Duke alumni?  The 2009 Fannie Mitchell Career Conference will take place across Duke West Campus from 12 - 5pm, with optional events starting at 7:45am and ending at 7:30pm, on Saturday, January 31, 2009.  More information can be found online at www.conference.dukealumni.com.  Over 100 unique Duke alumni will return to campus to share their experiences and answer your questions.  No resumes required - come as you are; leave inspired.

Registration is open to all graduate and undergraduate students, and will be open from Monday, December 29, 2008 to Saturday, January 31, 2009.  

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>

Questions about careers?  Want to network with Duke alumni?  The 2009 Fannie Mitchell Career Conference will take place across Duke West Campus from 12 - 5pm on Saturday, January 31, 2009.  More information can be found at www.conference.dukealumni.com.  No resumes required - come as you are; leave inspired.

Registration is open to all graduate and undergraduate students, and will be open from Monday, December 29, 2008 to Saturday, January 31, 2009.  

Questions about careers?  Want to network with Duke alumni?  The 2009 Fannie Mitchell Career Conference will take place across Duke West Campus from 12 - 5pm, with optional events starting at 7:45am and ending at 7:30pm, on Saturday, January 31, 2009.  More information can be found online at www.conference.dukealumni.com.  Over 100 unique Duke alumni will return to campus to share their experiences and answer your questions.  No resumes required - come as you are; leave inspired.

Registration is open to all graduate and undergraduate students, and will be open from Monday, December 29, 2008 to Saturday, January 31, 2009.  

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>

Haven't had the chance to learn EndNote?  Join us on February 12th for beginner, advanced EndNote sessions, or come to a session dedicated to working your EndNote citations into Word documents.  Classes will take place in Bostock 023 and will be led by an EndNote representative.  Register for a class, or find out more here: http://library.duke.edu/services/instruction/endnote.do

Haven't had the chance to learn EndNote?  Join us on February 12th for beginner, advanced EndNote sessions, or come to a session dedicated to working your EndNote citations into Word documents.  Classes will take place in Bostock 023 and will be led by an EndNote representative.  Register for a class, or find out more here: http://library.duke.edu/services/instruction/endnote.do

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>

Haven't had the chance to learn EndNote?  Join us on February 12th for beginner, advanced EndNote sessions, or come to a session dedicated to working your EndNote citations into Word documents.  Classes will take place in Bostock 023 and will be led by an EndNote representative.  Register for a class, or find out more here: http://library.duke.edu/services/instruction/endnote.do

Haven't had the chance to learn EndNote?  Join us on February 12th for beginner, advanced EndNote sessions, or come to a session dedicated to working your EndNote citations into Word documents.  Classes will take place in Bostock 023 and will be led by an EndNote representative.  Register for a class, or find out more here: http://library.duke.edu/services/instruction/endnote.do

All are welcome to attend and dinner is provided beginning at 6:00pm (free food!).  Our speaker for this meeting is Provost Peter Lange.  He will be giving a  general overview of his position with the university along with a discussion about the economic impact on the intellectual life of the university diversity initiatives, and  duke abroad.  Please attend and prepare to engage him in a conversation about issues important to our Graduate and Professional Student community.

All are welcome to attend and dinner is provided beginning at 6:00pm (free food!).  Our speaker for this meeting is Provost Peter Lange.  He will be giving a  general overview of his position with the university along with a discussion about the economic impact on the intellectual life of the university diversity initiatives, and  duke abroad.  Please attend and prepare to engage him in a conversation about issues important to our Graduate and Professional Student community.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>

Haven't had the chance to learn EndNote?  Join us on February 12th for beginner, advanced EndNote sessions, or come to a session dedicated to working your EndNote citations into Word documents.  Classes will take place in Bostock 023 and will be led by an EndNote representative.  Register for a class, or find out more here: http://library.duke.edu/services/instruction/endnote.do

Haven't had the chance to learn EndNote?  Join us on February 12th for beginner, advanced EndNote sessions, or come to a session dedicated to working your EndNote citations into Word documents.  Classes will take place in Bostock 023 and will be led by an EndNote representative.  Register for a class, or find out more here: http://library.duke.edu/services/instruction/endnote.do

Come enjoy an hour-long, informal lunch and discussion with our Education & Outreach Coordinator for Duke Sustainability, Ryan Powell! Seats are limited to the first 15 who RSVP to sara.salahi@duke.edu.

Come enjoy an hour-long, informal lunch and discussion with our Education & Outreach Coordinator for Duke Sustainability, Ryan Powell! Seats are limited to the first 15 who RSVP to sara.salahi@duke.edu.

Have you ever wanted to interact with politicians, lawmakers and lobbyists in Washington, D.C.? Do you feel passionately about issues related to higher education, graduate/professional education or students in general? Would you like to participate in a tremendous professional development experience that looks great on your resume? Transportation and lodging will be covered the trip runs from March 5-6. If you are interested please submit a 500 word or less statement of intent to Alethea Duncan and10@duke.edu by noon Wed. Feb 4th.

The goals of this Legislative Action Days are :
- extended access to match time to degree for federally backed student loans
-better Visa access for foreign students who obtain their graduate degrees here in the US
-inclusive health care reform
-broadening of tax exemptions and deductions for graduate and professional education expenses

Have you ever wanted to interact with politicians, lawmakers and lobbyists in Washington, D.C.? Do you feel passionately about issues related to higher education, graduate/professional education or students in general? Would you like to participate in a tremendous professional development experience that looks great on your resume? Transportation and lodging will be covered, and the trip runs from March 5-6. If you are interested please submit a 500 word or less statement of intent to Alethea Duncan and10@duke.edu by noon Wed. Feb 4th.

The goals of this Legislative Action Days are :
- extended access to match time to degree for federally backed student loans
-better Visa access for foreign students who obtain their graduate degrees here in the US
-inclusive health care reform
-broadening of tax exemptions and deductions for graduate and professional education expenses

The Youth Science Enrichment Protocol (YSEP) is an educational pipeline program of the SNMA which seeks to stimulate minority students' interest in science at an early age through creative, interactive science lessons and mentorship. The YSEP curriculum consists of science related projects and activities designed by SNMA members. The five areas that will be taught are the Mouth and the Respiratory, Cardiovascular, Digestive, and Central Nervous systems, with additional focus on Physical Activity, Nutrition and Stress. The members also serve as role models and provide mentorship for the young, minority students.

The Youth Science Enrichment Protocol (YSEP) is an educational pipeline program of the SNMA which seeks to stimulate minority students&#39; interest in science at an early age through creative, interactive science lessons and mentorship. The YSEP curriculum consists of science related projects and activities designed by SNMA members.  The five areas that will be taught are the Mouth and the Respiratory, Cardiovascular, Digestive, and Central Nervous systems, with additional focus on Physical Activity, Nutrition and Stress. The members also serve as role models and provide mentorship for the young, minority students.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>

Haven't had the chance to learn EndNote?  Join us on February 12th for beginner, advanced EndNote sessions, or come to a session dedicated to working your EndNote citations into Word documents.  Classes will take place in Bostock 023 and will be led by an EndNote representative.  Register for a class, or find out more here: http://library.duke.edu/services/instruction/endnote.do

Haven't had the chance to learn EndNote?  Join us on February 12th for beginner, advanced EndNote sessions, or come to a session dedicated to working your EndNote citations into Word documents.  Classes will take place in Bostock 023 and will be led by an EndNote representative.  Register for a class, or find out more here: http://library.duke.edu/services/instruction/endnote.do

Join GPSC Student Life for this month's Thirsty Thursday event at Tyler's Restaurant and Taproom!  You'll have plenty of drink specials to choose from, including $2.50 Pabst Blue Ribbon drafts, $3.00 PBR bottles, $3.50 Langunitas Sirius pints, $3.50 Imperial pints, and $5.75 for a Sierra Nevada 28 ouncer!  As always, we'll be providing free appetizers throughout the night!  Also, remember to bring along a donation of 2 canned food items to receive a FREE DRAFT OR BOTTLE OF PBR (one free beer per person)!

Join GPSC Student Life for this month's Thirsty Thursday event at Tyler's Restaurant and Taproom!  You'll have plenty of drink specials to choose from, including $2.50 Pabst Blue Ribbon drafts, $3.00 PBR bottles, $3.50 Langunitas Sirius pints, $3.50 Imperial pints, and $5.75 for a Sierra Nevada 28 ouncer!  As always, we'll be providing free appetizers throughout the night!  Also, remember to bring along a donation of 2 canned food items to receive a FREE DRAFT OR BOTTLE OF PBR (one per person)!

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>

Haven't had the chance to learn EndNote?  Join us on February 12th for beginner, advanced EndNote sessions, or come to a session dedicated to working your EndNote citations into Word documents.  Classes will take place in Bostock 023 and will be led by an EndNote representative.  Register for a class, or find out more here: http://library.duke.edu/services/instruction/endnote.do

Haven't had the chance to learn EndNote?  Join us on February 12th for beginner, advanced EndNote sessions, or come to a session dedicated to working your EndNote citations into Word documents.  Classes will take place in Bostock 023 and will be led by an EndNote representative.  Register for a class, or find out more here: http://library.duke.edu/services/instruction/endnote.do

Join GPSC Student Life for this month's Thirsty Thursday event at Tyler's Restaurant and Taproom!  You'll have plenty of drink specials to choose from, including $2.50 Pabst Blue Ribbon drafts, $3.00 PBR bottles, $3.50 Langunitas Sirius pints, $3.50 Imperial pints, and $5.75 for a Sierra Nevada 28 ouncer!  As always, we'll be providing free appetizers throughout the night!  Also, remember to bring along a donation of 2 canned food items to receive a FREE DRAFT OR BOTTLE OF PBR (one free beer per person)!

Join GPSC Student Life for this month's Thirsty Thursday event at Tyler's Restaurant and Taproom!  You'll have plenty of drink specials to choose from, including $2.50 Pabst Blue Ribbon drafts, $3.00 PBR bottles, $3.50 Langunitas Sirius pints, $3.50 Imperial pints, and $5.75 for a Sierra Nevada 28 ouncer!  As always, we'll be providing free appetizers throughout the night!  Also, remember to bring along a donation of 2 canned food items to receive a FREE DRAFT OR BOTTLE OF PBR (one per person)!

The Bouchet Society would like to invite you to our Fourth Annual Lecture Series and Poster Session. This highly anticipated event will be held Friday, February 6, 2009 from 1-3pm in the Biological Sciences Bldg., Rm. 111. Our featured speakers are Duke University's own Dr. Arlie Petters from the Department of Mathematics, Physics and the Fuqua School of Business, as well as Dr. Charmaine Royal from the Institute for Genome Sciences and Policy. The student poster session and refreshments will immediately follow the talks.

The Bouchet Society would like to invite you to our Fourth Annual Lecture Series and Poster Session. This highly anticipated event will be held Friday, February 6, 2009 from 1-3pm in the Biological Sciences Bldg., Rm. 111. Our featured speakers are Duke University's own Dr. Arlie Petters from the Department of Mathematics, Physics and the Fuqua School of Business, as well as Dr. Charmaine Royal from the Institute for Genome Sciences and Policy. The student poster session and refreshments will immediately follow the talks. We hope to see you there!

Dr. Feaver, a professor of Political Science, and Dr. Baucom, the English department chair, will lead us in a discussion on politics. They represent deep Christian friendship across political lines. Dinner starts at 6pm, worship starts at 7:15 and will be followed by the talk with Dr. Feaver and Dr. Baucom. Please join us for this time of fellowship and conversation!

Dr. Feaver, a professor of Political Science, and Dr. Baucom, the English department chair, will lead us in a discussion on politics. They represent deep Christian friendship across political lines. Dinner starts at 6pm, worship starts at 7:15 and will be followed by the talk with Dr. Feaver and Dr. Baucom. Please join us for this time of fellowship and conversation! ($5 donation for dinner is appreciated but not necessary) Visit the GCF website for details or email smh35@duke.edu.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>

Haven't had the chance to learn EndNote?  Join us on February 12th for beginner, advanced EndNote sessions, or come to a session dedicated to working your EndNote citations into Word documents.  Classes will take place in Bostock 023 and will be led by an EndNote representative.  Register for a class, or find out more here: http://library.duke.edu/services/instruction/endnote.do

Haven't had the chance to learn EndNote?  Join us on February 12th for beginner, advanced EndNote sessions, or come to a session dedicated to working your EndNote citations into Word documents.  Classes will take place in Bostock 023 and will be led by an EndNote representative.  Register for a class, or find out more here: http://library.duke.edu/services/instruction/endnote.do

Welcome to join us for singing and celebration of traditional Chinese festival, Lantern Festival this Saturday. Lantern dumplings, drinks and snacks will be provided.

Welcome to join us for singing and celebration of traditional Chinese festival, Lantern Festival this Saturday. Lantern dumplings, drinks and snacks will be provided.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>

Haven't had the chance to learn EndNote?  Join us on February 12th for beginner, advanced EndNote sessions, or come to a session dedicated to working your EndNote citations into Word documents.  Classes will take place in Bostock 023 and will be led by an EndNote representative.  Register for a class, or find out more here: http://library.duke.edu/services/instruction/endnote.do

Haven't had the chance to learn EndNote?  Join us on February 12th for beginner, advanced EndNote sessions, or come to a session dedicated to working your EndNote citations into Word documents.  Classes will take place in Bostock 023 and will be led by an EndNote representative.  Register for a class, or find out more here: http://library.duke.edu/services/instruction/endnote.do

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>

Haven't had the chance to learn EndNote?  Join us on February 12th for beginner, advanced EndNote sessions, or come to a session dedicated to working your EndNote citations into Word documents.  Classes will take place in Bostock 023 and will be led by an EndNote representative.  Register for a class, or find out more here: http://library.duke.edu/services/instruction/endnote.do

Haven't had the chance to learn EndNote?  Join us on February 12th for beginner, advanced EndNote sessions, or come to a session dedicated to working your EndNote citations into Word documents.  Classes will take place in Bostock 023 and will be led by an EndNote representative.  Register for a class, or find out more here: http://library.duke.edu/services/instruction/endnote.do

On Monday February 9th, Duke Public Interest Law Foundation is sponsoring a Charity Denim sale at the Duke University Bryan Center Von Canon Rooms (120 Science Drive, Durham, NC  27708) from 10AM until 5:30PM. Men's and women's designer denim jeans will be sold at heavily reduced prices, including jeans reduced to over half of the retail price! A portion of the proceeds from each pair of jeans sold will fund public interest law fellowships for Duke Law students. Brands include: Citizens of Humanity, Seven for all Man Kind, True Religion, and iJeans have been sold at recent sales.  Come Early, Buy Often!, and Make a Difference by Looking Good! 

Do Good by Looking Good. 

On Monday February 9th, Duke Public Interest Law Foundation is sponsoring a Charity Denim sale at the Duke University Bryan Center Von Canon Rooms (120 Science Drive, Durham, NC  27708) from 10AM until 5:30PM. Men's and women's designer denim jeans will be sold at heavily reduced prices, including jeans reduced to over half of the retail price! A portion of the proceeds from each pair of jeans sold will fund public interest law fellowships for Duke Law students. Brands include: Citizens of Humanity, Seven for all Man Kind, True Religion, and iJeans have been sold at recent sales.  Come Early, Buy Often!, and Make a Difference by Looking Good! 

The Lantern Festival is an important traditional Chinese festival 15 days after the Chinese New Year and people usually exhibit many kinds of lanterns to greet the coming spring. This year, February 9^th is the Lantern Festival. Please join us for hot and delicious Lantern dumplings with various fillings for FREE (as long as the dumplings last). We will also have posters and handouts on the culture and history of the festival. Everyone is welcome!

The Lantern Festival is an important traditional Chinese festival 15 days after the Chinese New Year and people usually exhibit many kinds of lanterns to greet the coming spring. This year, February 9^th is the Lantern Festival. Please join us for hot and delicious Lantern dumplings with various fillings for FREE (as long as the dumplings last). We will also have posters and handouts on the culture and history of the festival. Everyone is welcome!

The Youth Science Enrichment Protocol (YSEP) is an educational pipeline program of the SNMA which seeks to stimulate minority students' interest in science at an early age through creative, interactive science lessons and mentorship. The YSEP curriculum consists of science related projects and activities designed by SNMA members. The five areas that will be taught are the Mouth and the Respiratory, Cardiovascular, Digestive, and Central Nervous systems, with additional focus on Physical Activity, Nutrition and Stress. The members also serve as role models and provide mentorship for the young, minority students.

The Youth Science Enrichment Protocol (YSEP) is an educational pipeline program of the SNMA which seeks to stimulate minority students&#39; interest in science at an early age through creative, interactive science lessons and mentorship. The YSEP curriculum consists of science related projects and activities designed by SNMA members.  The five areas that will be taught are the Mouth and the Respiratory, Cardiovascular, Digestive, and Central Nervous systems, with additional focus on Physical Activity, Nutrition and Stress. The members also serve as role models and provide mentorship for the young, minority students.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>

Haven't had the chance to learn EndNote?  Join us on February 12th for beginner, advanced EndNote sessions, or come to a session dedicated to working your EndNote citations into Word documents.  Classes will take place in Bostock 023 and will be led by an EndNote representative.  Register for a class, or find out more here: http://library.duke.edu/services/instruction/endnote.do

Haven't had the chance to learn EndNote?  Join us on February 12th for beginner, advanced EndNote sessions, or come to a session dedicated to working your EndNote citations into Word documents.  Classes will take place in Bostock 023 and will be led by an EndNote representative.  Register for a class, or find out more here: http://library.duke.edu/services/instruction/endnote.do

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>

Haven't had the chance to learn EndNote?  Join us on February 12th for beginner, advanced EndNote sessions, or come to a session dedicated to working your EndNote citations into Word documents.  Classes will take place in Bostock 023 and will be led by an EndNote representative.  Register for a class, or find out more here: http://library.duke.edu/services/instruction/endnote.do

Haven't had the chance to learn EndNote?  Join us on February 12th for beginner, advanced EndNote sessions, or come to a session dedicated to working your EndNote citations into Word documents.  Classes will take place in Bostock 023 and will be led by an EndNote representative.  Register for a class, or find out more here: http://library.duke.edu/services/instruction/endnote.do

Support your favorite local radio station! Join the Community Outreach committee as we volunteer with WUNC, our local NPR affiliate, by answering phones during their fund drive. We are looking for volunteers for two sessions: 7:00-9:00 a.m. on Wednesday, February 11th and 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, February 12th. A carpool will leave from Duke for the Thursday evening session. Please RSVP to Kim Novick at kan2@duke.edu or 919-434-4224 to attend.

Support your favorite local radio station! Join the Community Outreach committee as we volunteer with WUNC, our local NPR affiliate, by answering phones during their fund drive. We are looking for volunteers for two sessions: 7:00-9:00 a.m. on Wednesday, February 11th and 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, February 12th. A carpool will leave from Duke for the Thursday evening session. Please RSVP to Kim Novick at kan2@duke.edu or 919-434-4224 to attend.

More information about WUNC can be found at http://www.wunc.org/ .

We are honored to receive recognize speakers such as Senator Carlos Saul Menem, former President of Argentina; Saul Weisleder, former Permanent Representative of Costa Rica to the United Nations, among others.

 Topics: Latin America as a Global Player

             Economic, Social, Legal and Political Environment

             The Global Credit Crunch and Latin America

We are honored to receive recognize speakers such as Senator Carlos Saul Menem, former President of Argentina; Saul Weisleder, former Permanent Representative of Costa Rica to the United Nations, among others.

 Topics: Latin America as a Global Player

             Economic, Social, Legal and Political Environment

             The Global Credit Crunch and Latin America

BodySong - A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop

BodySong is a fun and creative workshop that uses music, poetry, and stories to explore the different ways in which body image issues form and to develop essential skills for making peace with food and body image concerns. 

It’s not THERAPY…but it is therapeutic.
 
For more information: CONTACT STACIE COOPER AT CAPS - 919.660.1000
or visit
http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu,  and click on Personal Growth Services

BODYSONG - A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>

Haven't had the chance to learn EndNote?  Join us on February 12th for beginner, advanced EndNote sessions, or come to a session dedicated to working your EndNote citations into Word documents.  Classes will take place in Bostock 023 and will be led by an EndNote representative.  Register for a class, or find out more here: http://library.duke.edu/services/instruction/endnote.do

Haven't had the chance to learn EndNote?  Join us on February 12th for beginner, advanced EndNote sessions, or come to a session dedicated to working your EndNote citations into Word documents.  Classes will take place in Bostock 023 and will be led by an EndNote representative.  Register for a class, or find out more here: http://library.duke.edu/services/instruction/endnote.do

Support your favorite local radio station! Join the Community Outreach committee as we volunteer with WUNC, our local NPR affiliate, by answering phones during their fund drive. We are looking for volunteers for two sessions: 7:00-9:00 a.m. on Wednesday, February 11th and 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, February 12th. A carpool will leave from Duke for the Thursday evening session. Please RSVP to Kim Novick at kan2@duke.edu or 919-434-4224 to attend.

Support your favorite local radio station! Join the Community Outreach committee as we volunteer with WUNC, our local NPR affiliate, by answering phones during their fund drive. We are looking for volunteers for two sessions: 7:00-9:00 a.m. on Wednesday, February 11th and 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, February 12th. A carpool will leave from Duke for the Thursday evening session. Please RSVP to Kim Novick at kan2@duke.edu or 919-434-4224 to attend.

More information about WUNC can be found at http://www.wunc.org/ .

We are honored to receive recognize speakers such as Senator Carlos Saul Menem, former President of Argentina; Saul Weisleder, former Permanent Representative of Costa Rica to the United Nations, among others.

 Topics: Latin America as a Global Player

             Economic, Social, Legal and Political Environment

             The Global Credit Crunch and Latin America

We are honored to receive recognize speakers such as Senator Carlos Saul Menem, former President of Argentina; Saul Weisleder, former Permanent Representative of Costa Rica to the United Nations, among others.

 Topics: Latin America as a Global Player

             Economic, Social, Legal and Political Environment

             The Global Credit Crunch and Latin America

BodySong - A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop

BodySong is a fun and creative workshop that uses music, poetry, and stories to explore the different ways in which body image issues form and to develop essential skills for making peace with food and body image concerns. 

It’s not THERAPY…but it is therapeutic.
 
For more information: CONTACT STACIE COOPER AT CAPS - 919.660.1000
or visit
http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu,  and click on Personal Growth Services

BODYSONG - A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop

Please join us for our Spring social and meeting on Thursday February 12th from 5-7pm at the Center for LGBT Life.  At the meeting will be discussing events
for this semester and leadership for next year.  We will be discussion in detail the upcoming letter writing and lobbying campaign for the Anti-Bullying Bill in the NC legislature.  After the meeting there will be a social with food and drinks.

Please join us for our Spring social and meeting on Thursday February 12th from 5-7pm at the Center for LGBT Life.  At the meeting will be discussing events
for this semester and leadership for next year.  We will be discussion in detail the upcoming letter writing and lobbying campaign for the Anti-Bullying Bill in the NC legislature.  After the meeting there will be a social with food and drinks.

Meet-up for DukeVets Members to discuss GI Bill benefits and other business.

Meet-up scheduled at 6:30 on Thursday, February 12th at Satisfactions to discuss Post 9-11 GI Bill benefits and get to know fellow veterans going to school at Duke.

EGSC and GPSC Student Life present Game Night this Thursday at 7:00 PM!  We have board and card games of all types: simple games, complicated games, short games, long games, even games that require no English reading to play! Also, this week we'll be hosting a Texas Hold 'Em poker tournament with a chance to win FREE BEER for the top three finishers (6, 12, and 24 packs).  You deserve a break from work, so bring your friends and have fun with us! Just remember to bring your student ID!

EGSC and GPSC Student Life present Game Night this Thursday at 7:00 PM!  We have board and card games of all types: simple games, complicated games, short games, long games, even games that require no English reading to play! Also, this week we'll be hosting a Texas Hold 'Em poker tournament with a chance to win FREE BEER or free non-alcoholic beverages for the top three finishers (6, 12, and 24 packs).  You deserve a break from work, so bring your friends and have fun with us! Just remember to bring your student ID!

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>

Haven't had the chance to learn EndNote?  Join us on February 12th for beginner, advanced EndNote sessions, or come to a session dedicated to working your EndNote citations into Word documents.  Classes will take place in Bostock 023 and will be led by an EndNote representative.  Register for a class, or find out more here: http://library.duke.edu/services/instruction/endnote.do

Haven't had the chance to learn EndNote?  Join us on February 12th for beginner, advanced EndNote sessions, or come to a session dedicated to working your EndNote citations into Word documents.  Classes will take place in Bostock 023 and will be led by an EndNote representative.  Register for a class, or find out more here: http://library.duke.edu/services/instruction/endnote.do

We are honored to receive recognize speakers such as Senator Carlos Saul Menem, former President of Argentina; Saul Weisleder, former Permanent Representative of Costa Rica to the United Nations, among others.

 Topics: Latin America as a Global Player

             Economic, Social, Legal and Political Environment

             The Global Credit Crunch and Latin America

We are honored to receive recognize speakers such as Senator Carlos Saul Menem, former President of Argentina; Saul Weisleder, former Permanent Representative of Costa Rica to the United Nations, among others.

 Topics: Latin America as a Global Player

             Economic, Social, Legal and Political Environment

             The Global Credit Crunch and Latin America

BodySong - A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop

BodySong is a fun and creative workshop that uses music, poetry, and stories to explore the different ways in which body image issues form and to develop essential skills for making peace with food and body image concerns. 

It’s not THERAPY…but it is therapeutic.
 
For more information: CONTACT STACIE COOPER AT CAPS - 919.660.1000
or visit
http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu,  and click on Personal Growth Services

BODYSONG - A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop

Friday February 13th the American Medical Association will be having its annual DATE AUCTION at Shooters Bar in Durham. As this is the main fund-raising event for the AMA we are looking to have a huge turnout and throw an awesome party. We are auctioning off 15 people from the Duke Med (9), DPT (4) , and Duke Law (1) schools (1). Each person is going to come with a gift certificate to a local restaurant. Cover will be five dollars at the door, just say you're with "Duke Med" and there will be drink specials for everyone. Check out the facebook group for more info "Duke Med AMA Date Auction" and all grad students and their friends are invited so hope to see you there!

Friday February 13th the American Medical Association will be having its annual DATE AUCTION at Shooters Bar in Durham. As this is the main fund-raising event for the AMA we are looking to have a huge turnout and throw an awesome party. We are auctioning off 15 people from the Duke Med (9), PT (4) , and Law schools (1). Each person is going to come with a gift certificate to a local restaurant. Cover will be five dollars at the door, just say you're with "Duke Med" and there will be drink specials for everyone. Check out the facebook group for more info "Duke Med AMA Date Auction" and all grad students are invited so hope to see you there!

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>

BodySong - A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop

BodySong is a fun and creative workshop that uses music, poetry, and stories to explore the different ways in which body image issues form and to develop essential skills for making peace with food and body image concerns. 

It’s not THERAPY…but it is therapeutic.
 
For more information: CONTACT STACIE COOPER AT CAPS - 919.660.1000
or visit
http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu,  and click on Personal Growth Services

BODYSONG - A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop

Friday February 13th the American Medical Association will be having its annual DATE AUCTION at Shooters Bar in Durham. As this is the main fund-raising event for the AMA we are looking to have a huge turnout and throw an awesome party. We are auctioning off 15 people from the Duke Med (9), DPT (4) , and Duke Law (1) schools (1). Each person is going to come with a gift certificate to a local restaurant. Cover will be five dollars at the door, just say you're with "Duke Med" and there will be drink specials for everyone. Check out the facebook group for more info "Duke Med AMA Date Auction" and all grad students and their friends are invited so hope to see you there!

Friday February 13th the American Medical Association will be having its annual DATE AUCTION at Shooters Bar in Durham. As this is the main fund-raising event for the AMA we are looking to have a huge turnout and throw an awesome party. We are auctioning off 15 people from the Duke Med (9), PT (4) , and Law schools (1). Each person is going to come with a gift certificate to a local restaurant. Cover will be five dollars at the door, just say you're with "Duke Med" and there will be drink specials for everyone. Check out the facebook group for more info "Duke Med AMA Date Auction" and all grad students are invited so hope to see you there!

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>

BodySong - A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop

BodySong is a fun and creative workshop that uses music, poetry, and stories to explore the different ways in which body image issues form and to develop essential skills for making peace with food and body image concerns. 

It’s not THERAPY…but it is therapeutic.
 
For more information: CONTACT STACIE COOPER AT CAPS - 919.660.1000
or visit
http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu,  and click on Personal Growth Services

BODYSONG - A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>

BodySong - A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop

BodySong is a fun and creative workshop that uses music, poetry, and stories to explore the different ways in which body image issues form and to develop essential skills for making peace with food and body image concerns. 

It’s not THERAPY…but it is therapeutic.
 
For more information: CONTACT STACIE COOPER AT CAPS - 919.660.1000
or visit
http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu,  and click on Personal Growth Services

BODYSONG - A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>

BodySong - A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop

BodySong is a fun and creative workshop that uses music, poetry, and stories to explore the different ways in which body image issues form and to develop essential skills for making peace with food and body image concerns. 

It’s not THERAPY…but it is therapeutic.
 
For more information: CONTACT STACIE COOPER AT CAPS - 919.660.1000
or visit
http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu,  and click on Personal Growth Services

BODYSONG - A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop

IRACAMBI – RAINFOREST SUSTAINABILTY. A REPORT FROM THE FRONT LINE  

Iracambi Rainforest Research Center is located in one of the most sensitive and threatened ecosystems on earth: Brazil’s Atlantic Forest.  An area larger than the state of Rhode Island, the Serra do Brigadeiro Rural Development Territory, in the state of Minas Gerais, shelters hundreds of  endangered and endemic species, including the world’s largest population of the highly endangered wooly spider monkey brachyteles hypoxanthus. 

Is it possible to preserve the traditional livelihoods of these farmers, protect the rare biodiversity of the rainforest, ensure the survival of the wooly monkey, conserve water resources and conduct a mining operation in a way that is environmentally and ethically desirable?  

IRACAMBI – RAINFOREST SUSTAINABILTY. A REPORT FROM THE FRONT LINE  
 

Iracambi Rainforest Research Center is located in one of the most sensitive and threatened ecosystems on earth: Brazil’s Atlantic Forest.  An area larger than the state of Rhode Island, the Serra do Brigadeiro Rural Development Territory, in the state of Minas Gerais, shelters hundreds of  endangered and endemic species, including the world’s largest population of the highly endangered wooly spider monkey brachyteles hypoxanthus. It is also an area of family farms, an important watershed and a region rich in bauxite.    

Over a three week period in late December 2008 and early January 2009 the region has had almost twice its annual rainfall, resulting in serious flooding, damage to roads and infrastructure.   

Is it possible to preserve the traditional livelihoods of these farmers, protect the rare biodiversity of the rainforest, ensure the survival of the wooly monkey, conserve water resources and conduct a mining operation in a way that is environmentally and ethically desirable?  

In terms of the development/conservation paradigm, this is where the rubber hits the road. At the Iracambi Research Center we are working on these crucial issues, and we welcome your suggestions, help, and hard work!

GPSC will be electing its Young Trustee during the February 17th General Assembly meeting.  This is an extremely important event, and we encourage all Graduate and Professional students to attend in order to engage in the discussion.  Dinner is provided beginning at 6:00pm.  If you would like to know more information about our three finalists, please visit the GPSC website.

GPSC will be electing its Young Trustee during the February 17th General Assembly meeting.  This is an extremely important event, and we encourage all Graduate and Professional students to attend in order to engage in the discussion.  Dinner is provided beginning at 6:00pm.  If you would like to know more information about our three finalists, please visit the GPSC website.

Duke Against War will be looking at the U.S. war in Afghanistan through a feminist lens. Has the U.S. saved Afghan women from the Taliban? What is the status of Afghan women's safety, education, and political freedom? What will Obama's plans for increased troops to Afghanistan mean for women? There will be a presentation on these issues, followed by discussion. Some brief readings, articles, and YouTube videos are available on http://DukeAgainstWar.org for those who wish to learn more beforehand.

Duke Against War will be looking at the U.S. war in Afghanistan through a feminist lens. Has the U.S. saved Afghan women from the Taliban? What is the status of Afghan women's safety, education, and political freedom? What will Obama's plans for increased troops to Afghanistan mean for women? There will be a presentation on these issues, followed by discussion. Some brief readings, articles, and YouTube videos are available on http://DukeAgainstWar.org for those who wish to learn more beforehand.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>

BodySong - A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop

BodySong is a fun and creative workshop that uses music, poetry, and stories to explore the different ways in which body image issues form and to develop essential skills for making peace with food and body image concerns. 

It’s not THERAPY…but it is therapeutic.
 
For more information: CONTACT STACIE COOPER AT CAPS - 919.660.1000
or visit
http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu,  and click on Personal Growth Services

BODYSONG - A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop

Join us for the Duke MBA Footprints Conference, a day-long event at the Fuqua School of Business that celebrates how the public, private and social sectors converge to create positive and sustainable change. This year's Keynote Speaker will be Rosalind Kainyah, President, De Beers Inc, USA 

When: Feb. 18th from 8:30am-5:30pm