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>

Register for the DOUGHMAN (http://www.DOUGHMAN.org)!  Durham's innovative contribution to gastronomic-athletics is coming again MAY 23, 2009.  Get four-person teams ready to eat, run, bike, and 'swim' through the beautiful streets of Durham stopping at some of the best restaurants in town.  Blu Seafood, Nosh, Dain's Place, Four Square, and Daisy Cakes will all be sponsoring this year.  Help raise money for the Durham Inner-city Gardeners (DIG) from SEEDS (http://www.seedsnc.org/dig.htm) by participating in this ridiculously fun and exciting race -- DOUGHMAN 2009: Bigger, Batter, Doughier.

The DOUGHMAN is the world's premier quadrathlon.  Four-person teams relay through Durham competitively eating and participating in the traditional elements of a triathlon (bike, run, 'swim').  This year's event is once again raising money and awareness for the urban youth leadership program, the Durham Inner-city Gardeners.  It's a great program for inner-city youth of Durham who plan, cultivate, harvest, and sell organic produce from the DIG garden at SEEDS (the Durham Community Garden).  Check out the DOUGHMAN website at http://www.DOUGHMAN.org for more details.  The race is great fun, it's for a great cause, and there will be great food.  Have fun, feel great, and participate in this year's 2nd Annual DOUGHMAN -- Bigger, Batter, Doughier.  Email us: info@DOUGHMAN.org with any questions.  SPOTS ARE LIMITED so register your four-person teams now.  Registration ends on 30 April so go to http://www.DOUGHMAN.org to sign your team up and get the training plan started.

The Duke Alumni Association is excited to kick Commencement week off in style on May 6th from 8 - 10 pm in the Hall of Honor (Cameron).

Themed drinks and wine will be available along with some fabulous desserts. This will be the perfect time to unwind with your friends before the family arrives! And most importantly, the Class of 2009 gift from the Alumni Association will be distributed. We highly suggest you arrive on time to make sure you get one!

Parking will be available in the Cameron lot and Wittford lot (by the baseball/lax fields).

Remember to bring your license and your Duke ID!

The Duke Alumni Association is excited to kick Commencement week off in style on May 6th from 8 - 10 pm in the Hall of Honor (Cameron).

Themed drinks and wine will be available along with some fabulous desserts. This will be the perfect time to unwind with your friends before the family arrives! And most importantly, the Class of 2009 gift from the Alumni Association will be distributed. We highly suggest you arrive on time to make sure you get one!

Parking will be available in the Cameron lot and Wittford lot (by the baseball/lax fields).

Remember to bring your license and your Duke ID!

GPSC's Spring Formal is April 24th at the Durham Performing Arts Center!  $15 advance tickets get you a whole night of music, food, and two drink tickets!  Tickets will be on sale from noon to 2PM on April 13th-17th.  On April 20th-23th they will be available for purchase from noon to 2PM, and again from 4PM-6PM.  On April 24th (the day of the dance), last minute advance tickets can be bought from noon to 2PM. Come by the GPSC office at any of those times with $15 cash to purchase your advance ticket and save $5 off of the door price!

GPSC's Spring Formal is April 24th at the Durham Performing Arts Center!  $15 advance tickets get you a whole night of music, food, and two drink tickets!  Tickets will be on sale from noon to 2PM on April 13th-17th.  On April 20th-23th they will be available for purchase from noon to 2PM, and again from 4PM-6PM.  On April 24th (the day of the dance), last minute advance tickets can be bought from noon to 2PM. Come by the GPSC office at any of those times with $15 cash to purchase your advance ticket and save $5 off of the door price!

Come join us for our last large group meeting of the year. Dinner starts at 6pm and worship starts at 7pm. We hope you to see you there!

Come join us for our last large group meeting of the year. Dinner starts at 6pm and worship starts at 7pm. We hope you to see you there!

Over 20 MBA schools and 600+ men and women players descend on Durham, NC and Danville, VA for the MBA Rugby World Championship, the largest MBA rugby tournament in the world. Opening matches begin Saturday morning in Danville, VA. The tournament runs through Sunday afternoon with social events each night. We could use your support -- please come out and root for the Duke Grad Rugby Team! Buses to/from Danville (1 hr drive) for Saturday are being coordinated. Food and drinks will be available at the event. Please contact Dave Chang (dwc5@duke.edu) for details.

Over 20 MBA schools and 600+ men and women players descend on Durham, NC and Danville, VA for the MBA Rugby World Championship, the largest MBA rugby tournament in the world. Opening matches begin Saturday morning in Danville, VA. The tournament runs through Sunday afternoon with social events each night. We could use your support -- please come out and root for the Duke Grad Rugby Team! Buses to/from Danville (1 hr drive) for Saturday are being coordinated. Food and drinks will be available at the event - contact Dave Chang dwc5@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>

Register for the DOUGHMAN (http://www.DOUGHMAN.org)!  Durham's innovative contribution to gastronomic-athletics is coming again MAY 23, 2009.  Get four-person teams ready to eat, run, bike, and 'swim' through the beautiful streets of Durham stopping at some of the best restaurants in town.  Blu Seafood, Nosh, Dain's Place, Four Square, and Daisy Cakes will all be sponsoring this year.  Help raise money for the Durham Inner-city Gardeners (DIG) from SEEDS (http://www.seedsnc.org/dig.htm) by participating in this ridiculously fun and exciting race -- DOUGHMAN 2009: Bigger, Batter, Doughier.

The DOUGHMAN is the world's premier quadrathlon.  Four-person teams relay through Durham competitively eating and participating in the traditional elements of a triathlon (bike, run, 'swim').  This year's event is once again raising money and awareness for the urban youth leadership program, the Durham Inner-city Gardeners.  It's a great program for inner-city youth of Durham who plan, cultivate, harvest, and sell organic produce from the DIG garden at SEEDS (the Durham Community Garden).  Check out the DOUGHMAN website at http://www.DOUGHMAN.org for more details.  The race is great fun, it's for a great cause, and there will be great food.  Have fun, feel great, and participate in this year's 2nd Annual DOUGHMAN -- Bigger, Batter, Doughier.  Email us: info@DOUGHMAN.org with any questions.  SPOTS ARE LIMITED so register your four-person teams now.  Registration ends on 30 April so go to http://www.DOUGHMAN.org to sign your team up and get the training plan started.

The Duke Alumni Association is excited to kick Commencement week off in style on May 6th from 8 - 10 pm in the Hall of Honor (Cameron).

Themed drinks and wine will be available along with some fabulous desserts. This will be the perfect time to unwind with your friends before the family arrives! And most importantly, the Class of 2009 gift from the Alumni Association will be distributed. We highly suggest you arrive on time to make sure you get one!

Parking will be available in the Cameron lot and Wittford lot (by the baseball/lax fields).

Remember to bring your license and your Duke ID!

The Duke Alumni Association is excited to kick Commencement week off in style on May 6th from 8 - 10 pm in the Hall of Honor (Cameron).

Themed drinks and wine will be available along with some fabulous desserts. This will be the perfect time to unwind with your friends before the family arrives! And most importantly, the Class of 2009 gift from the Alumni Association will be distributed. We highly suggest you arrive on time to make sure you get one!

Parking will be available in the Cameron lot and Wittford lot (by the baseball/lax fields).

Remember to bring your license and your Duke ID!

GPSC's Spring Formal is April 24th at the Durham Performing Arts Center!  $15 advance tickets get you a whole night of music, food, and two drink tickets!  Tickets will be on sale from noon to 2PM on April 13th-17th.  On April 20th-23th they will be available for purchase from noon to 2PM, and again from 4PM-6PM.  On April 24th (the day of the dance), last minute advance tickets can be bought from noon to 2PM. Come by the GPSC office at any of those times with $15 cash to purchase your advance ticket and save $5 off of the door price!

GPSC's Spring Formal is April 24th at the Durham Performing Arts Center!  $15 advance tickets get you a whole night of music, food, and two drink tickets!  Tickets will be on sale from noon to 2PM on April 13th-17th.  On April 20th-23th they will be available for purchase from noon to 2PM, and again from 4PM-6PM.  On April 24th (the day of the dance), last minute advance tickets can be bought from noon to 2PM. Come by the GPSC office at any of those times with $15 cash to purchase your advance ticket and save $5 off of the door price!

Over 20 MBA schools and 600+ men and women players descend on Durham, NC and Danville, VA for the MBA Rugby World Championship, the largest MBA rugby tournament in the world. Opening matches begin Saturday morning in Danville, VA. The tournament runs through Sunday afternoon with social events each night. We could use your support -- please come out and root for the Duke Grad Rugby Team! Buses to/from Danville (1 hr drive) for Saturday are being coordinated. Food and drinks will be available at the event. Please contact Dave Chang (dwc5@duke.edu) for details.

Over 20 MBA schools and 600+ men and women players descend on Durham, NC and Danville, VA for the MBA Rugby World Championship, the largest MBA rugby tournament in the world. Opening matches begin Saturday morning in Danville, VA. The tournament runs through Sunday afternoon with social events each night. We could use your support -- please come out and root for the Duke Grad Rugby Team! Buses to/from Danville (1 hr drive) for Saturday are being coordinated. Food and drinks will be available at the event - contact Dave Chang dwc5@duke.edu.

Duke badminton club will be hosting a home tournament on April 18th sponsored by GPSC. This tournament is team-based among UNC/NCSU-Greensboro/ECU/RTP/Duke badminton clubs. Please come to cheer for Duke!

Duke badminton club will be hosting a home tournament on April 18th sponsored by GPSC. This tournament is team-based among UNC/NCSU/ECU/RTP/Duke badminton clubs. Each team competition will include 10 matches (2MS 2MD 2WS 2WD 2XD) with a double elimination format between teams.Participants are NOT allowed to attend more than two events, nor two events of the same type, e.g., OK for 1MS 1XD, NOT OK for 2MS. Please register to Shian Ling Keng (shianling.keng@duke.edu) by email if you are interested in participating. Participants playing doubles should also specify their partners. The registration fee is $10 for the first event and $5 for the second one. We will provide eroplane G1130 shuttles for this tournament.

During the alumni weekend, we are happy that several Duke Chinese alumni are invited to our panel discussion. The panelists will share their experiences and thoughts with the current students. This will be a great opportunity to connect to former Duke Chinese students and learn from their experiences. Everyone is welcome and lunch will be served. For details, please visit http://dukechina.org.

Enjoy wine, hors d'oeuvres, and good company while raising money for the National MS Society.  The tasting fee ($20 at the door, $15 pre-paid) will include a variety of whites and reds from around the world, featuring a Torrontes from Argentina, the only place this grape is grown, along with some old favorites, such as Cabernet Sauvignon and Pinot Grigio.  Wines by the glass will also be available for purchase.  For more information about MS or about this fundraiser, visit http://tinyurl.com/d7u8wf or check out the Facebook event: http://tinyurl.com/c88gk9.  To purchase a pre-paid ticket, contact claire.gordy@duke.edu by April 15. Entertainment will be provided by local band Caruso, and the National MS Society's mascot Orange Man will be in attendance.

Enjoy wine, hors d'oeuvres, and good company while raising money for the National MS Society.  The tasting fee ($20 at the door, $15 pre-paid) will include a variety of whites and reds from around the world, featuring a Torrontes from Argentina, the only place this grape is grown, along with some old favorites, such as Cabernet Sauvignon and Pinot Grigio.  Wines by the glass will also be available for purchase.  For more information about MS or about this fundraiser, visit http://www.aheartbreakingteamofstaggeringgenius.com or check out the Facebook event: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=92210216627.  To purchase a pre-paid ticket, contact claire.gordy@duke.edu by April 15. Entertainment will be provided by local band Caruso, and the National MS Society's mascot Orange Man will be in attendance.

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>

Register for the DOUGHMAN (http://www.DOUGHMAN.org)!  Durham's innovative contribution to gastronomic-athletics is coming again MAY 23, 2009.  Get four-person teams ready to eat, run, bike, and 'swim' through the beautiful streets of Durham stopping at some of the best restaurants in town.  Blu Seafood, Nosh, Dain's Place, Four Square, and Daisy Cakes will all be sponsoring this year.  Help raise money for the Durham Inner-city Gardeners (DIG) from SEEDS (http://www.seedsnc.org/dig.htm) by participating in this ridiculously fun and exciting race -- DOUGHMAN 2009: Bigger, Batter, Doughier.

The DOUGHMAN is the world's premier quadrathlon.  Four-person teams relay through Durham competitively eating and participating in the traditional elements of a triathlon (bike, run, 'swim').  This year's event is once again raising money and awareness for the urban youth leadership program, the Durham Inner-city Gardeners.  It's a great program for inner-city youth of Durham who plan, cultivate, harvest, and sell organic produce from the DIG garden at SEEDS (the Durham Community Garden).  Check out the DOUGHMAN website at http://www.DOUGHMAN.org for more details.  The race is great fun, it's for a great cause, and there will be great food.  Have fun, feel great, and participate in this year's 2nd Annual DOUGHMAN -- Bigger, Batter, Doughier.  Email us: info@DOUGHMAN.org with any questions.  SPOTS ARE LIMITED so register your four-person teams now.  Registration ends on 30 April so go to http://www.DOUGHMAN.org to sign your team up and get the training plan started.

The Duke Alumni Association is excited to kick Commencement week off in style on May 6th from 8 - 10 pm in the Hall of Honor (Cameron).

Themed drinks and wine will be available along with some fabulous desserts. This will be the perfect time to unwind with your friends before the family arrives! And most importantly, the Class of 2009 gift from the Alumni Association will be distributed. We highly suggest you arrive on time to make sure you get one!

Parking will be available in the Cameron lot and Wittford lot (by the baseball/lax fields).

Remember to bring your license and your Duke ID!

The Duke Alumni Association is excited to kick Commencement week off in style on May 6th from 8 - 10 pm in the Hall of Honor (Cameron).

Themed drinks and wine will be available along with some fabulous desserts. This will be the perfect time to unwind with your friends before the family arrives! And most importantly, the Class of 2009 gift from the Alumni Association will be distributed. We highly suggest you arrive on time to make sure you get one!

Parking will be available in the Cameron lot and Wittford lot (by the baseball/lax fields).

Remember to bring your license and your Duke ID!

GPSC's Spring Formal is April 24th at the Durham Performing Arts Center!  $15 advance tickets get you a whole night of music, food, and two drink tickets!  Tickets will be on sale from noon to 2PM on April 13th-17th.  On April 20th-23th they will be available for purchase from noon to 2PM, and again from 4PM-6PM.  On April 24th (the day of the dance), last minute advance tickets can be bought from noon to 2PM. Come by the GPSC office at any of those times with $15 cash to purchase your advance ticket and save $5 off of the door price!

GPSC's Spring Formal is April 24th at the Durham Performing Arts Center!  $15 advance tickets get you a whole night of music, food, and two drink tickets!  Tickets will be on sale from noon to 2PM on April 13th-17th.  On April 20th-23th they will be available for purchase from noon to 2PM, and again from 4PM-6PM.  On April 24th (the day of the dance), last minute advance tickets can be bought from noon to 2PM. Come by the GPSC office at any of those times with $15 cash to purchase your advance ticket and save $5 off of the door price!

Over 20 MBA schools and 600+ men and women players descend on Durham, NC and Danville, VA for the MBA Rugby World Championship, the largest MBA rugby tournament in the world. Opening matches begin Saturday morning in Danville, VA. The tournament runs through Sunday afternoon with social events each night. We could use your support -- please come out and root for the Duke Grad Rugby Team! Buses to/from Danville (1 hr drive) for Saturday are being coordinated. Food and drinks will be available at the event. Please contact Dave Chang (dwc5@duke.edu) for details.

Over 20 MBA schools and 600+ men and women players descend on Durham, NC and Danville, VA for the MBA Rugby World Championship, the largest MBA rugby tournament in the world. Opening matches begin Saturday morning in Danville, VA. The tournament runs through Sunday afternoon with social events each night. We could use your support -- please come out and root for the Duke Grad Rugby Team! Buses to/from Danville (1 hr drive) for Saturday are being coordinated. Food and drinks will be available at the event - contact Dave Chang dwc5@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>

Register for the DOUGHMAN (http://www.DOUGHMAN.org)!  Durham's innovative contribution to gastronomic-athletics is coming again MAY 23, 2009.  Get four-person teams ready to eat, run, bike, and 'swim' through the beautiful streets of Durham stopping at some of the best restaurants in town.  Blu Seafood, Nosh, Dain's Place, Four Square, and Daisy Cakes will all be sponsoring this year.  Help raise money for the Durham Inner-city Gardeners (DIG) from SEEDS (http://www.seedsnc.org/dig.htm) by participating in this ridiculously fun and exciting race -- DOUGHMAN 2009: Bigger, Batter, Doughier.

The DOUGHMAN is the world's premier quadrathlon.  Four-person teams relay through Durham competitively eating and participating in the traditional elements of a triathlon (bike, run, 'swim').  This year's event is once again raising money and awareness for the urban youth leadership program, the Durham Inner-city Gardeners.  It's a great program for inner-city youth of Durham who plan, cultivate, harvest, and sell organic produce from the DIG garden at SEEDS (the Durham Community Garden).  Check out the DOUGHMAN website at http://www.DOUGHMAN.org for more details.  The race is great fun, it's for a great cause, and there will be great food.  Have fun, feel great, and participate in this year's 2nd Annual DOUGHMAN -- Bigger, Batter, Doughier.  Email us: info@DOUGHMAN.org with any questions.  SPOTS ARE LIMITED so register your four-person teams now.  Registration ends on 30 April so go to http://www.DOUGHMAN.org to sign your team up and get the training plan started.

GPSC's Spring Formal is April 24th at the Durham Performing Arts Center!  $15 advance tickets get you a whole night of music, food, and two drink tickets!  Tickets will be on sale from noon to 2PM on April 13th-17th.  On April 20th-23th they will be available for purchase from noon to 2PM, and again from 4PM-6PM.  On April 24th (the day of the dance), last minute advance tickets can be bought from noon to 2PM. Come by the GPSC office at any of those times with $15 cash to purchase your advance ticket and save $5 off of the door price!

GPSC's Spring Formal is April 24th at the Durham Performing Arts Center!  $15 advance tickets get you a whole night of music, food, and two drink tickets!  Tickets will be on sale from noon to 2PM on April 13th-17th.  On April 20th-23th they will be available for purchase from noon to 2PM, and again from 4PM-6PM.  On April 24th (the day of the dance), last minute advance tickets can be bought from noon to 2PM. Come by the GPSC office at any of those times with $15 cash to purchase your advance ticket and save $5 off of the door price!

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>

Register for the DOUGHMAN (http://www.DOUGHMAN.org)!  Durham's innovative contribution to gastronomic-athletics is coming again MAY 23, 2009.  Get four-person teams ready to eat, run, bike, and 'swim' through the beautiful streets of Durham stopping at some of the best restaurants in town.  Blu Seafood, Nosh, Dain's Place, Four Square, and Daisy Cakes will all be sponsoring this year.  Help raise money for the Durham Inner-city Gardeners (DIG) from SEEDS (http://www.seedsnc.org/dig.htm) by participating in this ridiculously fun and exciting race -- DOUGHMAN 2009: Bigger, Batter, Doughier.

The DOUGHMAN is the world's premier quadrathlon.  Four-person teams relay through Durham competitively eating and participating in the traditional elements of a triathlon (bike, run, 'swim').  This year's event is once again raising money and awareness for the urban youth leadership program, the Durham Inner-city Gardeners.  It's a great program for inner-city youth of Durham who plan, cultivate, harvest, and sell organic produce from the DIG garden at SEEDS (the Durham Community Garden).  Check out the DOUGHMAN website at http://www.DOUGHMAN.org for more details.  The race is great fun, it's for a great cause, and there will be great food.  Have fun, feel great, and participate in this year's 2nd Annual DOUGHMAN -- Bigger, Batter, Doughier.  Email us: info@DOUGHMAN.org with any questions.  SPOTS ARE LIMITED so register your four-person teams now.  Registration ends on 30 April so go to http://www.DOUGHMAN.org to sign your team up and get the training plan started.

GPSC's Spring Formal is April 24th at the Durham Performing Arts Center!  $15 advance tickets get you a whole night of music, food, and two drink tickets!  Tickets will be on sale from noon to 2PM on April 13th-17th.  On April 20th-23th they will be available for purchase from noon to 2PM, and again from 4PM-6PM.  On April 24th (the day of the dance), last minute advance tickets can be bought from noon to 2PM. Come by the GPSC office at any of those times with $15 cash to purchase your advance ticket and save $5 off of the door price!

GPSC's Spring Formal is April 24th at the Durham Performing Arts Center!  $15 advance tickets get you a whole night of music, food, and two drink tickets!  Tickets will be on sale from noon to 2PM on April 13th-17th.  On April 20th-23th they will be available for purchase from noon to 2PM, and again from 4PM-6PM.  On April 24th (the day of the dance), last minute advance tickets can be bought from noon to 2PM. Come by the GPSC office at any of those times with $15 cash to purchase your advance ticket and save $5 off of the door price!

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

Please join us for this week's general assembly meeting.  This meeting will consist of the Board of Trustees Standing Committee elections.  All graduate and professional students are encouraged to attend.  Dinner is available beginning at 6:00pm.

Please join us for this week's general assembly meeting.  This meeting will consist of the Board of Trustees Standing Committee elections.  All graduate and professional students are encouraged to attend.  Dinner is available beginning at 6:00pm.

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>

Register for the DOUGHMAN (http://www.DOUGHMAN.org)!  Durham's innovative contribution to gastronomic-athletics is coming again MAY 23, 2009.  Get four-person teams ready to eat, run, bike, and 'swim' through the beautiful streets of Durham stopping at some of the best restaurants in town.  Blu Seafood, Nosh, Dain's Place, Four Square, and Daisy Cakes will all be sponsoring this year.  Help raise money for the Durham Inner-city Gardeners (DIG) from SEEDS (http://www.seedsnc.org/dig.htm) by participating in this ridiculously fun and exciting race -- DOUGHMAN 2009: Bigger, Batter, Doughier.

The DOUGHMAN is the world's premier quadrathlon.  Four-person teams relay through Durham competitively eating and participating in the traditional elements of a triathlon (bike, run, 'swim').  This year's event is once again raising money and awareness for the urban youth leadership program, the Durham Inner-city Gardeners.  It's a great program for inner-city youth of Durham who plan, cultivate, harvest, and sell organic produce from the DIG garden at SEEDS (the Durham Community Garden).  Check out the DOUGHMAN website at http://www.DOUGHMAN.org for more details.  The race is great fun, it's for a great cause, and there will be great food.  Have fun, feel great, and participate in this year's 2nd Annual DOUGHMAN -- Bigger, Batter, Doughier.  Email us: info@DOUGHMAN.org with any questions.  SPOTS ARE LIMITED so register your four-person teams now.  Registration ends on 30 April so go to http://www.DOUGHMAN.org to sign your team up and get the training plan started.

GPSC's Spring Formal is April 24th at the Durham Performing Arts Center!  $15 advance tickets get you a whole night of music, food, and two drink tickets!  Tickets will be on sale from noon to 2PM on April 13th-17th.  On April 20th-23th they will be available for purchase from noon to 2PM, and again from 4PM-6PM.  On April 24th (the day of the dance), last minute advance tickets can be bought from noon to 2PM. Come by the GPSC office at any of those times with $15 cash to purchase your advance ticket and save $5 off of the door price!

GPSC's Spring Formal is April 24th at the Durham Performing Arts Center!  $15 advance tickets get you a whole night of music, food, and two drink tickets!  Tickets will be on sale from noon to 2PM on April 13th-17th.  On April 20th-23th they will be available for purchase from noon to 2PM, and again from 4PM-6PM.  On April 24th (the day of the dance), last minute advance tickets can be bought from noon to 2PM. Come by the GPSC office at any of those times with $15 cash to purchase your advance ticket and save $5 off of the door price!

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

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>

Register for the DOUGHMAN (http://www.DOUGHMAN.org)!  Durham's innovative contribution to gastronomic-athletics is coming again MAY 23, 2009.  Get four-person teams ready to eat, run, bike, and 'swim' through the beautiful streets of Durham stopping at some of the best restaurants in town.  Blu Seafood, Nosh, Dain's Place, Four Square, and Daisy Cakes will all be sponsoring this year.  Help raise money for the Durham Inner-city Gardeners (DIG) from SEEDS (http://www.seedsnc.org/dig.htm) by participating in this ridiculously fun and exciting race -- DOUGHMAN 2009: Bigger, Batter, Doughier.

The DOUGHMAN is the world's premier quadrathlon.  Four-person teams relay through Durham competitively eating and participating in the traditional elements of a triathlon (bike, run, 'swim').  This year's event is once again raising money and awareness for the urban youth leadership program, the Durham Inner-city Gardeners.  It's a great program for inner-city youth of Durham who plan, cultivate, harvest, and sell organic produce from the DIG garden at SEEDS (the Durham Community Garden).  Check out the DOUGHMAN website at http://www.DOUGHMAN.org for more details.  The race is great fun, it's for a great cause, and there will be great food.  Have fun, feel great, and participate in this year's 2nd Annual DOUGHMAN -- Bigger, Batter, Doughier.  Email us: info@DOUGHMAN.org with any questions.  SPOTS ARE LIMITED so register your four-person teams now.  Registration ends on 30 April so go to http://www.DOUGHMAN.org to sign your team up and get the training plan started.

GPSC's Spring Formal is April 24th at the Durham Performing Arts Center!  $15 advance tickets get you a whole night of music, food, and two drink tickets!  Tickets will be on sale from noon to 2PM on April 13th-17th.  On April 20th-23th they will be available for purchase from noon to 2PM, and again from 4PM-6PM.  On April 24th (the day of the dance), last minute advance tickets can be bought from noon to 2PM. Come by the GPSC office at any of those times with $15 cash to purchase your advance ticket and save $5 off of the door price!

GPSC's Spring Formal is April 24th at the Durham Performing Arts Center!  $15 advance tickets get you a whole night of music, food, and two drink tickets!  Tickets will be on sale from noon to 2PM on April 13th-17th.  On April 20th-23th they will be available for purchase from noon to 2PM, and again from 4PM-6PM.  On April 24th (the day of the dance), last minute advance tickets can be bought from noon to 2PM. Come by the GPSC office at any of those times with $15 cash to purchase your advance ticket and save $5 off of the door price!

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

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!  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!  You deserve a break from work, so bring your friends and have fun with us! Just remember to bring your student ID!

Register for the DOUGHMAN (http://www.DOUGHMAN.org)!  Durham's innovative contribution to gastronomic-athletics is coming again MAY 23, 2009.  Get four-person teams ready to eat, run, bike, and 'swim' through the beautiful streets of Durham stopping at some of the best restaurants in town.  Blu Seafood, Nosh, Dain's Place, Four Square, and Daisy Cakes will all be sponsoring this year.  Help raise money for the Durham Inner-city Gardeners (DIG) from SEEDS (http://www.seedsnc.org/dig.htm) by participating in this ridiculously fun and exciting race -- DOUGHMAN 2009: Bigger, Batter, Doughier.

The DOUGHMAN is the world's premier quadrathlon.  Four-person teams relay through Durham competitively eating and participating in the traditional elements of a triathlon (bike, run, 'swim').  This year's event is once again raising money and awareness for the urban youth leadership program, the Durham Inner-city Gardeners.  It's a great program for inner-city youth of Durham who plan, cultivate, harvest, and sell organic produce from the DIG garden at SEEDS (the Durham Community Garden).  Check out the DOUGHMAN website at http://www.DOUGHMAN.org for more details.  The race is great fun, it's for a great cause, and there will be great food.  Have fun, feel great, and participate in this year's 2nd Annual DOUGHMAN -- Bigger, Batter, Doughier.  Email us: info@DOUGHMAN.org with any questions.  SPOTS ARE LIMITED so register your four-person teams now.  Registration ends on 30 April so go to http://www.DOUGHMAN.org to sign your team up and get the training plan started.

GPSC's Spring Formal is April 24th at the Durham Performing Arts Center!  $15 advance tickets get you a whole night of music, food, and two drink tickets!  Tickets will be on sale from noon to 2PM on April 13th-17th.  On April 20th-23th they will be available for purchase from noon to 2PM, and again from 4PM-6PM.  On April 24th (the day of the dance), last minute advance tickets can be bought from noon to 2PM. Come by the GPSC office at any of those times with $15 cash to purchase your advance ticket and save $5 off of the door price!

GPSC's Spring Formal is April 24th at the Durham Performing Arts Center!  $15 advance tickets get you a whole night of music, food, and two drink tickets!  Tickets will be on sale from noon to 2PM on April 13th-17th.  On April 20th-23th they will be available for purchase from noon to 2PM, and again from 4PM-6PM.  On April 24th (the day of the dance), last minute advance tickets can be bought from noon to 2PM. Come by the GPSC office at any of those times with $15 cash to purchase your advance ticket and save $5 off of the door price!

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

End the school year with a great party! Come out and enjoy GPSC's "Red Carpet" Spring Formal on April 24. Tickets are $15 in advance, which is a savings of $5 off the door price.

Your ticket includes 6 hours of music by DJ Bobby Hadzor, 2 drinks and free Hors d'Oeuvres, all at the new and beautiful Durham Performing Arts Center in downtown Durham. Rickshaws will be available to transport you from the parking garage to the DPAC Lobby in style.

Buy your ticket from a member of the Student Life Committee or at the GPSC office. Tickets can be purchased at the GPSC office according to the following schedule:

Week of April 20th: 12-2pm & 4-6pm (except Friday 4/24)

Please email gpscstudentlife@gmail.com with any questions.

Register for the DOUGHMAN (http://www.DOUGHMAN.org)!  Durham's innovative contribution to gastronomic-athletics is coming again MAY 23, 2009.  Get four-person teams ready to eat, run, bike, and 'swim' through the beautiful streets of Durham stopping at some of the best restaurants in town.  Blu Seafood, Nosh, Dain's Place, Four Square, and Daisy Cakes will all be sponsoring this year.  Help raise money for the Durham Inner-city Gardeners (DIG) from SEEDS (http://www.seedsnc.org/dig.htm) by participating in this ridiculously fun and exciting race -- DOUGHMAN 2009: Bigger, Batter, Doughier.

The DOUGHMAN is the world's premier quadrathlon.  Four-person teams relay through Durham competitively eating and participating in the traditional elements of a triathlon (bike, run, 'swim').  This year's event is once again raising money and awareness for the urban youth leadership program, the Durham Inner-city Gardeners.  It's a great program for inner-city youth of Durham who plan, cultivate, harvest, and sell organic produce from the DIG garden at SEEDS (the Durham Community Garden).  Check out the DOUGHMAN website at http://www.DOUGHMAN.org for more details.  The race is great fun, it's for a great cause, and there will be great food.  Have fun, feel great, and participate in this year's 2nd Annual DOUGHMAN -- Bigger, Batter, Doughier.  Email us: info@DOUGHMAN.org with any questions.  SPOTS ARE LIMITED so register your four-person teams now.  Registration ends on 30 April so go to http://www.DOUGHMAN.org to sign your team up and get the training plan started.

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

End the school year with a great party! Come out and enjoy GPSC's "Red Carpet" Spring Formal on April 24. Tickets are $15 in advance, which is a savings of $5 off the door price.

Your ticket includes 6 hours of music by DJ Bobby Hadzor, 2 drinks and free Hors d'Oeuvres, all at the new and beautiful Durham Performing Arts Center in downtown Durham. Rickshaws will be available to transport you from the parking garage to the DPAC Lobby in style.

Buy your ticket from a member of the Student Life Committee or at the GPSC office. Tickets can be purchased at the GPSC office according to the following schedule:

Week of April 20th: 12-2pm & 4-6pm (except Friday 4/24)

Please email gpscstudentlife@gmail.com with any questions.

Participate in preparing and eating dinner with the fellow students and local residents at the Durham Rescue Mission men’s campus on Saturday, April 25. All levels of culinary abilities or are definitely welcome, so come for as long as you can.

The Durham Rescue Mission provides year-long housing and educational or training support for people undergoing a transitional period in their lives, often while overcoming drug and alcohol addiction or domestic abuse. Contribute your help and enthusiasm while enjoying the company and fulfilling meal results!

To sign up, arrange for carpooling, or to ask any relevant questions, please e-mail Anastasia at agb17@duke.edu. 

Participate in preparing and eating dinner with the fellow students and local residents at the Durham Rescue Mission men’s campus on Saturday, April 25. Practice or pick up some new cooking skills while learning more about the community of Durham.  All levels of culinary abilities or are definitely welcome, so come for as long as you can.

The Durham Rescue Mission provides year-long housing and educational or training support for people undergoing a transitional period in their lives, often while overcoming drug and alcohol addiction or domestic abuse. Contribute your help and enthusiasm while enjoying the company and fulfilling meal results!

To sign up, arrange for carpooling, or to ask any relevant questions, please e-mail Anastasia at agb17@duke.edu.

Register for the DOUGHMAN (http://www.DOUGHMAN.org)!  Durham's innovative contribution to gastronomic-athletics is coming again MAY 23, 2009.  Get four-person teams ready to eat, run, bike, and 'swim' through the beautiful streets of Durham stopping at some of the best restaurants in town.  Blu Seafood, Nosh, Dain's Place, Four Square, and Daisy Cakes will all be sponsoring this year.  Help raise money for the Durham Inner-city Gardeners (DIG) from SEEDS (http://www.seedsnc.org/dig.htm) by participating in this ridiculously fun and exciting race -- DOUGHMAN 2009: Bigger, Batter, Doughier.

The DOUGHMAN is the world's premier quadrathlon.  Four-person teams relay through Durham competitively eating and participating in the traditional elements of a triathlon (bike, run, 'swim').  This year's event is once again raising money and awareness for the urban youth leadership program, the Durham Inner-city Gardeners.  It's a great program for inner-city youth of Durham who plan, cultivate, harvest, and sell organic produce from the DIG garden at SEEDS (the Durham Community Garden).  Check out the DOUGHMAN website at http://www.DOUGHMAN.org for more details.  The race is great fun, it's for a great cause, and there will be great food.  Have fun, feel great, and participate in this year's 2nd Annual DOUGHMAN -- Bigger, Batter, Doughier.  Email us: info@DOUGHMAN.org with any questions.  SPOTS ARE LIMITED so register your four-person teams now.  Registration ends on 30 April so go to http://www.DOUGHMAN.org to sign your team up and get the training plan started.

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

 Volunteers will learn how to identify migrating birds and will spend the day counting them as part of a long-term ecosystem monitoring project.  Birds wake up early and so will we as we meet at the in the parking lot of the Food Lion on Hwy 70 near the intersection with Sparger Rd at 6:30 a.m.  The event is scheduled to run until 4:00 p.m. though volunteers may leave early.  Our guide is Nicholas School research assistant Jeff Pippen (http://www.duke.edu/~jspippen/nature.htm) and information about the last bird count may be found here: http://www.duke.edu/~jspippen/birds/durhamcbc.htm.   Please RSVP to kan2@duke.edu or 919.434.4224. 

 Volunteers will learn how to identify migrating birds and will spend the day counting them as part of a long-term ecosystem monitoring project.  Birds wake up early and so will we as we meet at the in the parking lot of the Food Lion on Hwy 70 near the intersection with Sparger Rd at 6:30 a.m.  The event is scheduled to run until 4:00 p.m. though volunteers may leave early.  Our guide is Nicholas School research assistant Jeff Pippen (http://www.duke.edu/~jspippen/nature.htm) and information about the last bird count may be found here: http://www.duke.edu/~jspippen/birds/durhamcbc.htm.   Please RSVP to kan2@duke.edu or 919.434.4224. 

Join GPSC Student Life for the movie "17 Again"!  Tickets are only $3 to see the 3:10pm showing on Sunday April 26th.  Tickets are limited so reserve yours today by visiting: http://tinyurl.com/c8m9uc

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.

Join GPSC Student Life for the movie "17 Again"!  Tickets are only $3 to see the 3:10pm showing on Sunday April 26th.  Tickets are limited so reserve yours today by visiting: http://tinyurl.com/c8m9uc

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.

Register for the DOUGHMAN (http://www.DOUGHMAN.org)!  Durham's innovative contribution to gastronomic-athletics is coming again MAY 23, 2009.  Get four-person teams ready to eat, run, bike, and 'swim' through the beautiful streets of Durham stopping at some of the best restaurants in town.  Blu Seafood, Nosh, Dain's Place, Four Square, and Daisy Cakes will all be sponsoring this year.  Help raise money for the Durham Inner-city Gardeners (DIG) from SEEDS (http://www.seedsnc.org/dig.htm) by participating in this ridiculously fun and exciting race -- DOUGHMAN 2009: Bigger, Batter, Doughier.

The DOUGHMAN is the world's premier quadrathlon.  Four-person teams relay through Durham competitively eating and participating in the traditional elements of a triathlon (bike, run, 'swim').  This year's event is once again raising money and awareness for the urban youth leadership program, the Durham Inner-city Gardeners.  It's a great program for inner-city youth of Durham who plan, cultivate, harvest, and sell organic produce from the DIG garden at SEEDS (the Durham Community Garden).  Check out the DOUGHMAN website at http://www.DOUGHMAN.org for more details.  The race is great fun, it's for a great cause, and there will be great food.  Have fun, feel great, and participate in this year's 2nd Annual DOUGHMAN -- Bigger, Batter, Doughier.  Email us: info@DOUGHMAN.org with any questions.  SPOTS ARE LIMITED so register your four-person teams now.  Registration ends on 30 April so go to http://www.DOUGHMAN.org to sign your team up and get the training plan started.

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

Register for the DOUGHMAN (http://www.DOUGHMAN.org)!  Durham's innovative contribution to gastronomic-athletics is coming again MAY 23, 2009.  Get four-person teams ready to eat, run, bike, and 'swim' through the beautiful streets of Durham stopping at some of the best restaurants in town.  Blu Seafood, Nosh, Dain's Place, Four Square, and Daisy Cakes will all be sponsoring this year.  Help raise money for the Durham Inner-city Gardeners (DIG) from SEEDS (http://www.seedsnc.org/dig.htm) by participating in this ridiculously fun and exciting race -- DOUGHMAN 2009: Bigger, Batter, Doughier.

The DOUGHMAN is the world's premier quadrathlon.  Four-person teams relay through Durham competitively eating and participating in the traditional elements of a triathlon (bike, run, 'swim').  This year's event is once again raising money and awareness for the urban youth leadership program, the Durham Inner-city Gardeners.  It's a great program for inner-city youth of Durham who plan, cultivate, harvest, and sell organic produce from the DIG garden at SEEDS (the Durham Community Garden).  Check out the DOUGHMAN website at http://www.DOUGHMAN.org for more details.  The race is great fun, it's for a great cause, and there will be great food.  Have fun, feel great, and participate in this year's 2nd Annual DOUGHMAN -- Bigger, Batter, Doughier.  Email us: info@DOUGHMAN.org with any questions.  SPOTS ARE LIMITED so register your four-person teams now.  Registration ends on 30 April so go to http://www.DOUGHMAN.org to sign your team up and get the training plan started.

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

Register for the DOUGHMAN (http://www.DOUGHMAN.org)!  Durham's innovative contribution to gastronomic-athletics is coming again MAY 23, 2009.  Get four-person teams ready to eat, run, bike, and 'swim' through the beautiful streets of Durham stopping at some of the best restaurants in town.  Blu Seafood, Nosh, Dain's Place, Four Square, and Daisy Cakes will all be sponsoring this year.  Help raise money for the Durham Inner-city Gardeners (DIG) from SEEDS (http://www.seedsnc.org/dig.htm) by participating in this ridiculously fun and exciting race -- DOUGHMAN 2009: Bigger, Batter, Doughier.

The DOUGHMAN is the world's premier quadrathlon.  Four-person teams relay through Durham competitively eating and participating in the traditional elements of a triathlon (bike, run, 'swim').  This year's event is once again raising money and awareness for the urban youth leadership program, the Durham Inner-city Gardeners.  It's a great program for inner-city youth of Durham who plan, cultivate, harvest, and sell organic produce from the DIG garden at SEEDS (the Durham Community Garden).  Check out the DOUGHMAN website at http://www.DOUGHMAN.org for more details.  The race is great fun, it's for a great cause, and there will be great food.  Have fun, feel great, and participate in this year's 2nd Annual DOUGHMAN -- Bigger, Batter, Doughier.  Email us: info@DOUGHMAN.org with any questions.  SPOTS ARE LIMITED so register your four-person teams now.  Registration ends on 30 April so go to http://www.DOUGHMAN.org to sign your team up and get the training plan started.

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

Economic regulation...International finance...Keynesian theories...Post-corporatist economic liberalism...Hegemony of neoliberal theory.  If you're curious about how all of these fit together, join us for this discussion with Dr. Maderthaner.  Refreshments will be served.

Join us for this special forum --- you needn't be an expert! The recent collapse of the edifice of international finance has confirmed for many the viewpoint of advocates of economic regulation. The logic of unregulated capitalism seems to render it dysfunctional, putting society's productive potential at risk. An unexpected revival of Keynesian practices and theories signals the crisis of post-corporatist economic liberalism and an end to the hegemony of neoliberal theory. Wolfgang Maderthaner is a leading Austrian historian and Director of the Institute for the History of the Labor Movement in Vienna. A response to his comments will be given by Duke's Professor Bruce Caldwell, Center for the History of Political Economy. Come be part of the interactive audience! For a detailed abstract, please email sec16@duke.edu. This event is sponsored by the Society of Duke Fellows (SDF) with support from GSA, and also by CHOPE.

Register for the DOUGHMAN (http://www.DOUGHMAN.org)!  Durham's innovative contribution to gastronomic-athletics is coming again MAY 23, 2009.  Get four-person teams ready to eat, run, bike, and 'swim' through the beautiful streets of Durham stopping at some of the best restaurants in town.  Blu Seafood, Nosh, Dain's Place, Four Square, and Daisy Cakes will all be sponsoring this year.  Help raise money for the Durham Inner-city Gardeners (DIG) from SEEDS (http://www.seedsnc.org/dig.htm) by participating in this ridiculously fun and exciting race -- DOUGHMAN 2009: Bigger, Batter, Doughier.

The DOUGHMAN is the world's premier quadrathlon.  Four-person teams relay through Durham competitively eating and participating in the traditional elements of a triathlon (bike, run, 'swim').  This year's event is once again raising money and awareness for the urban youth leadership program, the Durham Inner-city Gardeners.  It's a great program for inner-city youth of Durham who plan, cultivate, harvest, and sell organic produce from the DIG garden at SEEDS (the Durham Community Garden).  Check out the DOUGHMAN website at http://www.DOUGHMAN.org for more details.  The race is great fun, it's for a great cause, and there will be great food.  Have fun, feel great, and participate in this year's 2nd Annual DOUGHMAN -- Bigger, Batter, Doughier.  Email us: info@DOUGHMAN.org with any questions.  SPOTS ARE LIMITED so register your four-person teams now.  Registration ends on 30 April so go to http://www.DOUGHMAN.org to sign your team up and get the training plan started.

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

We invite current and new student group leaders and those that work with student groups to come out for a night of games, fun, food, and prizes!  Come join us to learn what GPSC can do for your group!

We invite current and new student group leaders and those that work with student groups to come out for a night of games, fun, food, and prizes!  Come join us to learn what GPSC can do for your group!

*Please note the change of location* Due to popular demands, we are bring back Sharon Hill for a hour-long seminar on how to make a positive first impression, and how to network effectively - just in time for the summer conference season! Dinner will be served, so please RSVP to http://survey.oit.duke.edu/ViewsFlash/servlet/viewsflash?cmd=showform&pollid=WISE!SharonHill

More info about the speaker can be found at http://www.sharonhillinternational.com/

*Please note the change of location* Due to popular demands, we are bring back Sharon Hill for a hour-long seminar on how to make a positive first impression, and how to network effectively - just in time for the summer conference season! Dinner will be served, so please RSVP to http://survey.oit.duke.edu/ViewsFlash/servlet/viewsflash?cmd=showform&pollid=WISE!SharonHill

More info about the speaker can be found at http://www.sharonhillinternational.com/

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

Sign up by May 8 to volunteer for the DOUGHMAN! (http://volunteer.doughman.org)  In case you haven't heard, the DOUGHMAN is the world's premier team relay quadrathlon, combining eating, running, biking, and a water activity in a self-propelled culinary tour of Durham, while raising money for DIG (http://www.seedsnc.org/dig.htm).  New this year, the DOC will also host the DOUGHMAN hEArTS DURHAM local foods banquet the evening of May 23 at the Farmers' Market Pavilion featuring many, many local restaurants and breweries.  Go to http://volunteer.doughman.org to sign up to volunteer by May 8 -- volunteers will receive a DOUGHMAN t-shirt and are eligible for a half price banquet ticket.  Visit www.DOUGHMAN.org for more information about the race, the banquet, the charity, and the sponsors and to buy your banquet tickets before they're gone!

Sign up by May 8 to volunteer for the DOUGHMAN! (http://volunteer.doughman.org)  In case you haven't heard, the DOUGHMAN is the world's premier team relay quadrathlon, combining eating, running, biking, and a water activity in a self-propelled culinary tour of Durham, while raising money for DIG (http://www.seedsnc.org/dig.htm).  The second annual DOUGHMAN on May 23, 2009 will include stops at Blu Seafood, Dain's Place, Daisy Cakes, Four Square, Nosh, Central Campus Pool, and Durham Central Park.  New this year, the DOC will also host the DOUGHMAN hEArTS DURHAM local foods banquet the evening of May 23 at the Farmers' Market Pavilion featuring many, many local restaurants and breweries.  If that's not exciting enough, the Travel Channel's Man v. Food will be racing in and filming the DOUGHMAN for an upcoming episode!  To make these events a success, we will need a lot of volunteers.  Go to http://volunteer.doughman.org to sign up by May 8 -- volunteers will receive a DOUGHMAN t-shirt and are eligible for a half price banquet ticket.  Visit www.DOUGHMAN.org for more information about the race, the banquet, the charity, and the sponsors and to buy your banquet tickets before they're gone!

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

Sign up by May 8 to volunteer for the DOUGHMAN! (http://volunteer.doughman.org)  In case you haven't heard, the DOUGHMAN is the world's premier team relay quadrathlon, combining eating, running, biking, and a water activity in a self-propelled culinary tour of Durham, while raising money for DIG (http://www.seedsnc.org/dig.htm).  New this year, the DOC will also host the DOUGHMAN hEArTS DURHAM local foods banquet the evening of May 23 at the Farmers' Market Pavilion featuring many, many local restaurants and breweries.  Go to http://volunteer.doughman.org to sign up to volunteer by May 8 -- volunteers will receive a DOUGHMAN t-shirt and are eligible for a half price banquet ticket.  Visit www.DOUGHMAN.org for more information about the race, the banquet, the charity, and the sponsors and to buy your banquet tickets before they're gone!

Sign up by May 8 to volunteer for the DOUGHMAN! (http://volunteer.doughman.org)  In case you haven't heard, the DOUGHMAN is the world's premier team relay quadrathlon, combining eating, running, biking, and a water activity in a self-propelled culinary tour of Durham, while raising money for DIG (http://www.seedsnc.org/dig.htm).  The second annual DOUGHMAN on May 23, 2009 will include stops at Blu Seafood, Dain's Place, Daisy Cakes, Four Square, Nosh, Central Campus Pool, and Durham Central Park.  New this year, the DOC will also host the DOUGHMAN hEArTS DURHAM local foods banquet the evening of May 23 at the Farmers' Market Pavilion featuring many, many local restaurants and breweries.  If that's not exciting enough, the Travel Channel's Man v. Food will be racing in and filming the DOUGHMAN for an upcoming episode!  To make these events a success, we will need a lot of volunteers.  Go to http://volunteer.doughman.org to sign up by May 8 -- volunteers will receive a DOUGHMAN t-shirt and are eligible for a half price banquet ticket.  Visit www.DOUGHMAN.org for more information about the race, the banquet, the charity, and the sponsors and to buy your banquet tickets before they're gone!

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

Sign up by May 8 to volunteer for the DOUGHMAN! (http://volunteer.doughman.org)  In case you haven't heard, the DOUGHMAN is the world's premier team relay quadrathlon, combining eating, running, biking, and a water activity in a self-propelled culinary tour of Durham, while raising money for DIG (http://www.seedsnc.org/dig.htm).  New this year, the DOC will also host the DOUGHMAN hEArTS DURHAM local foods banquet the evening of May 23 at the Farmers' Market Pavilion featuring many, many local restaurants and breweries.  Go to http://volunteer.doughman.org to sign up to volunteer by May 8 -- volunteers will receive a DOUGHMAN t-shirt and are eligible for a half price banquet ticket.  Visit www.DOUGHMAN.org for more information about the race, the banquet, the charity, and the sponsors and to buy your banquet tickets before they're gone!

Sign up by May 8 to volunteer for the DOUGHMAN! (http://volunteer.doughman.org)  In case you haven't heard, the DOUGHMAN is the world's premier team relay quadrathlon, combining eating, running, biking, and a water activity in a self-propelled culinary tour of Durham, while raising money for DIG (http://www.seedsnc.org/dig.htm).  The second annual DOUGHMAN on May 23, 2009 will include stops at Blu Seafood, Dain's Place, Daisy Cakes, Four Square, Nosh, Central Campus Pool, and Durham Central Park.  New this year, the DOC will also host the DOUGHMAN hEArTS DURHAM local foods banquet the evening of May 23 at the Farmers' Market Pavilion featuring many, many local restaurants and breweries.  If that's not exciting enough, the Travel Channel's Man v. Food will be racing in and filming the DOUGHMAN for an upcoming episode!  To make these events a success, we will need a lot of volunteers.  Go to http://volunteer.doughman.org to sign up by May 8 -- volunteers will receive a DOUGHMAN t-shirt and are eligible for a half price banquet ticket.  Visit www.DOUGHMAN.org for more information about the race, the banquet, the charity, and the sponsors and to buy your banquet tickets before they're gone!

The Alumni Association and the Duke Annual Fund would like to invite you to attend a continental breakfast on Commencement Day. The breakfast will be held at the Hall of Honor, Cameron Indoor Stadium. Food service will be available from 8:00 a.m. until 9:00 a.m. Commencement exercises begin at 10:00 a.m. in Wallace Wade Stadium. Please RSVP to Brooke Fork (brooke.fork@duke.edu).

The Alumni Association and the Duke Annual Fund would like to invite you to attend a continental breakfast on Commencement Day. The breakfast will be held at the Hall of Honor, Cameron Indoor Stadium. Food service will be available from 8:00 a.m. until 9:00 a.m. Commencement exercises begin at 10:00 a.m. in Wallace Wade Stadium. Please RSVP to Brooke Fork (brooke.fork@duke.edu).

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

Sign up by May 8 to volunteer for the DOUGHMAN! (http://volunteer.doughman.org)  In case you haven't heard, the DOUGHMAN is the world's premier team relay quadrathlon, combining eating, running, biking, and a water activity in a self-propelled culinary tour of Durham, while raising money for DIG (http://www.seedsnc.org/dig.htm).  New this year, the DOC will also host the DOUGHMAN hEArTS DURHAM local foods banquet the evening of May 23 at the Farmers' Market Pavilion featuring many, many local restaurants and breweries.  Go to http://volunteer.doughman.org to sign up to volunteer by May 8 -- volunteers will receive a DOUGHMAN t-shirt and are eligible for a half price banquet ticket.  Visit www.DOUGHMAN.org for more information about the race, the banquet, the charity, and the sponsors and to buy your banquet tickets before they're gone!

Sign up by May 8 to volunteer for the DOUGHMAN! (http://volunteer.doughman.org)  In case you haven't heard, the DOUGHMAN is the world's premier team relay quadrathlon, combining eating, running, biking, and a water activity in a self-propelled culinary tour of Durham, while raising money for DIG (http://www.seedsnc.org/dig.htm).  The second annual DOUGHMAN on May 23, 2009 will include stops at Blu Seafood, Dain's Place, Daisy Cakes, Four Square, Nosh, Central Campus Pool, and Durham Central Park.  New this year, the DOC will also host the DOUGHMAN hEArTS DURHAM local foods banquet the evening of May 23 at the Farmers' Market Pavilion featuring many, many local restaurants and breweries.  If that's not exciting enough, the Travel Channel's Man v. Food will be racing in and filming the DOUGHMAN for an upcoming episode!  To make these events a success, we will need a lot of volunteers.  Go to http://volunteer.doughman.org to sign up by May 8 -- volunteers will receive a DOUGHMAN t-shirt and are eligible for a half price banquet ticket.  Visit www.DOUGHMAN.org for more information about the race, the banquet, the charity, and the sponsors and to buy your banquet tickets before they're gone!

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

Sign up by May 8 to volunteer for the DOUGHMAN! (http://volunteer.doughman.org)  In case you haven't heard, the DOUGHMAN is the world's premier team relay quadrathlon, combining eating, running, biking, and a water activity in a self-propelled culinary tour of Durham, while raising money for DIG (http://www.seedsnc.org/dig.htm).  New this year, the DOC will also host the DOUGHMAN hEArTS DURHAM local foods banquet the evening of May 23 at the Farmers' Market Pavilion featuring many, many local restaurants and breweries.  Go to http://volunteer.doughman.org to sign up to volunteer by May 8 -- volunteers will receive a DOUGHMAN t-shirt and are eligible for a half price banquet ticket.  Visit www.DOUGHMAN.org for more information about the race, the banquet, the charity, and the sponsors and to buy your banquet tickets before they're gone!

Sign up by May 8 to volunteer for the DOUGHMAN! (http://volunteer.doughman.org)  In case you haven't heard, the DOUGHMAN is the world's premier team relay quadrathlon, combining eating, running, biking, and a water activity in a self-propelled culinary tour of Durham, while raising money for DIG (http://www.seedsnc.org/dig.htm).  The second annual DOUGHMAN on May 23, 2009 will include stops at Blu Seafood, Dain's Place, Daisy Cakes, Four Square, Nosh, Central Campus Pool, and Durham Central Park.  New this year, the DOC will also host the DOUGHMAN hEArTS DURHAM local foods banquet the evening of May 23 at the Farmers' Market Pavilion featuring many, many local restaurants and breweries.  If that's not exciting enough, the Travel Channel's Man v. Food will be racing in and filming the DOUGHMAN for an upcoming episode!  To make these events a success, we will need a lot of volunteers.  Go to http://volunteer.doughman.org to sign up by May 8 -- volunteers will receive a DOUGHMAN t-shirt and are eligible for a half price banquet ticket.  Visit www.DOUGHMAN.org for more information about the race, the banquet, the charity, and the sponsors and to buy your banquet tickets before they're gone!

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

Sign up by May 8 to volunteer for the DOUGHMAN! (http://volunteer.doughman.org)  In case you haven't heard, the DOUGHMAN is the world's premier team relay quadrathlon, combining eating, running, biking, and a water activity in a self-propelled culinary tour of Durham, while raising money for DIG (http://www.seedsnc.org/dig.htm).  New this year, the DOC will also host the DOUGHMAN hEArTS DURHAM local foods banquet the evening of May 23 at the Farmers' Market Pavilion featuring many, many local restaurants and breweries.  Go to http://volunteer.doughman.org to sign up to volunteer by May 8 -- volunteers will receive a DOUGHMAN t-shirt and are eligible for a half price banquet ticket.  Visit www.DOUGHMAN.org for more information about the race, the banquet, the charity, and the sponsors and to buy your banquet tickets before they're gone!

Sign up by May 8 to volunteer for the DOUGHMAN! (http://volunteer.doughman.org)  In case you haven't heard, the DOUGHMAN is the world's premier team relay quadrathlon, combining eating, running, biking, and a water activity in a self-propelled culinary tour of Durham, while raising money for DIG (http://www.seedsnc.org/dig.htm).  The second annual DOUGHMAN on May 23, 2009 will include stops at Blu Seafood, Dain's Place, Daisy Cakes, Four Square, Nosh, Central Campus Pool, and Durham Central Park.  New this year, the DOC will also host the DOUGHMAN hEArTS DURHAM local foods banquet the evening of May 23 at the Farmers' Market Pavilion featuring many, many local restaurants and breweries.  If that's not exciting enough, the Travel Channel's Man v. Food will be racing in and filming the DOUGHMAN for an upcoming episode!  To make these events a success, we will need a lot of volunteers.  Go to http://volunteer.doughman.org to sign up by May 8 -- volunteers will receive a DOUGHMAN t-shirt and are eligible for a half price banquet ticket.  Visit www.DOUGHMAN.org for more information about the race, the banquet, the charity, and the sponsors and to buy your banquet tickets before they're gone!

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html.

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html.

Graduating graduate and professional students will get the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to climb to the top of Duke Chapel. Students can go up only in groups of twenty, so please anticipate a short wait. Please note, this is a *climb,* and the elevator will not be in operation. (Only graduating students will be permitted to the top of the chapel; please bring your Duke Card.)

No need to register to attend.

Graduating graduate and professional students will get the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to climb to the top of Duke Chapel. Students can go up only in groups of twenty, so please anticipate a short wait. Please note, this is a *climb,* and the elevator will not be in operation. (Only graduating students will be permitted to the top of the chapel; please bring your Duke Card.)

No need to register to attend.

The alumni association is excited to present this inaugural event! We are starting a new tradition to begin Commencement Week a little earlier with a party on Wednesday evening in the Hall of Honor/Hall of Fame/Scharf Hall (Cameron). Themed drinks and wine will be available, along with some fabulous desserts. This will be the perfect time to unwind with your friends before the family arrives! And most importantly, the Duke Alumni Association’s gift to the Class of 2009 will be distributed. We highly suggest you arrive on time to make sure you get yours!

All graduating undergraduate, graduate school, and professional school students and their guests are invited to this party! No registration is necessary, but do be sure to bring your Duke Card and ID.

Facebook event: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=61381343913

The alumni association is excited to present this inaugural event! We are starting a new tradition to begin Commencement Week a little earlier with a party on Wednesday evening in the Hall of Honor/Hall of Fame/Scharf Hall (Cameron). Themed drinks and wine will be available, along with some fabulous desserts. This will be the perfect time to unwind with your friends before the family arrives! And most importantly, the Duke Alumni Association’s gift to the Class of 2009 will be distributed. We highly suggest you arrive on time to make sure you get yours!

All graduating undergraduate, graduate school, and professional school students and their guests are invited to this party! No registration is necessary, but do be sure to bring your Duke Card and ID.

Facebook event: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=61381343913

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

Sign up by May 8 to volunteer for the DOUGHMAN! (http://volunteer.doughman.org)  In case you haven't heard, the DOUGHMAN is the world's premier team relay quadrathlon, combining eating, running, biking, and a water activity in a self-propelled culinary tour of Durham, while raising money for DIG (http://www.seedsnc.org/dig.htm).  New this year, the DOC will also host the DOUGHMAN hEArTS DURHAM local foods banquet the evening of May 23 at the Farmers' Market Pavilion featuring many, many local restaurants and breweries.  Go to http://volunteer.doughman.org to sign up to volunteer by May 8 -- volunteers will receive a DOUGHMAN t-shirt and are eligible for a half price banquet ticket.  Visit www.DOUGHMAN.org for more information about the race, the banquet, the charity, and the sponsors and to buy your banquet tickets before they're gone!

Sign up by May 8 to volunteer for the DOUGHMAN! (http://volunteer.doughman.org)  In case you haven't heard, the DOUGHMAN is the world's premier team relay quadrathlon, combining eating, running, biking, and a water activity in a self-propelled culinary tour of Durham, while raising money for DIG (http://www.seedsnc.org/dig.htm).  The second annual DOUGHMAN on May 23, 2009 will include stops at Blu Seafood, Dain's Place, Daisy Cakes, Four Square, Nosh, Central Campus Pool, and Durham Central Park.  New this year, the DOC will also host the DOUGHMAN hEArTS DURHAM local foods banquet the evening of May 23 at the Farmers' Market Pavilion featuring many, many local restaurants and breweries.  If that's not exciting enough, the Travel Channel's Man v. Food will be racing in and filming the DOUGHMAN for an upcoming episode!  To make these events a success, we will need a lot of volunteers.  Go to http://volunteer.doughman.org to sign up by May 8 -- volunteers will receive a DOUGHMAN t-shirt and are eligible for a half price banquet ticket.  Visit www.DOUGHMAN.org for more information about the race, the banquet, the charity, and the sponsors and to buy your banquet tickets before they're gone!

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html.

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html.

All graduating graduate and professional students and their families are invited to a lunchtime celebration at the Doris Duke Center/Duke Gardens. This catered lunch will feature a southern-style picnic by Triangle Catering, a blue grass band, and yard games.

Please RSVP online: http://www.zoomerang.com/Survey/?p=WEB2293BJSAQZT

All graduating graduate and professional students and their families are invited to a lunchtime celebration at the Doris Duke Center/Duke Gardens. This catered lunch will feature a southern-style picnic by Triangle Catering, a blue grass band, and yard games.

Please RSVP online: http://www.zoomerang.com/Survey/?p=WEB2293BJSAQZT

The Class of 2009 Senior Class Council is hosting a party that has quickly become a Commencement tradition. Registration for this event will be available later this month. Spend time with your friends one more time before parents and families arrive for graduation. There will be dinner at the Marketplace, beer, a great band on the quad, and plenty of dancing. We'll end the night with a pub crawl on Main Street. Any interested non-graduating seniors are invited to join the class for music on the East Campus Quad, starting at 8 p.m. Seniors must register and pay a minimal cost to attend the dinner in the Marketplace; registration will posted to the class when it becomes available.

Facebook event: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=77842927323

The Class of 2009 Senior Class Council is hosting a party that has quickly become a Commencement tradition. Registration for this event will be available later this month. Spend time with your friends one more time before parents and families arrive for graduation. There will be dinner at the Marketplace, beer, a great band on the quad, and plenty of dancing. We'll end the night with a pub crawl on Main Street. Any interested non-graduating seniors are invited to join the class for music on the East Campus Quad, starting at 8 p.m. Seniors must register and pay a minimal cost to attend the dinner in the Marketplace; registration will posted to the class when it becomes available.

Facebook event: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=77842927323

Thirsty Thursday back at Broad Street Cafe!  Join GPSC Student Life for a celebration of the end of the semester this May 7th from 9:00 PM to 2:00 AM.  Buy a BSC 32 oz. mug for $5 and enjoy $3 pours of Hi Life and Yeungling all night.  Live music begins at 10:00 PM, so make sure to arrive before 10 to avoid the $5 cover.  And as always, we'll be providing free appetizers throughout the night!

Thirsty Thursday back at Broad Street Cafe!  Join GPSC Student Life for a celebration of the end of the semester this May 7th from 9:00 PM to 2:00 AM.  Buy a BSC 32 oz. mug for $5 and enjoy $3 pours of Hi Life and Yeungling all night.  Live music begins at 10:00 PM, so make sure to arrive before 10 to avoid the $5 cover.  And as always, we'll be providing free appetizers throughout the night!

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

Sign up by May 8 to volunteer for the DOUGHMAN! (http://volunteer.doughman.org)  In case you haven't heard, the DOUGHMAN is the world's premier team relay quadrathlon, combining eating, running, biking, and a water activity in a self-propelled culinary tour of Durham, while raising money for DIG (http://www.seedsnc.org/dig.htm).  New this year, the DOC will also host the DOUGHMAN hEArTS DURHAM local foods banquet the evening of May 23 at the Farmers' Market Pavilion featuring many, many local restaurants and breweries.  Go to http://volunteer.doughman.org to sign up to volunteer by May 8 -- volunteers will receive a DOUGHMAN t-shirt and are eligible for a half price banquet ticket.  Visit www.DOUGHMAN.org for more information about the race, the banquet, the charity, and the sponsors and to buy your banquet tickets before they're gone!

Sign up by May 8 to volunteer for the DOUGHMAN! (http://volunteer.doughman.org)  In case you haven't heard, the DOUGHMAN is the world's premier team relay quadrathlon, combining eating, running, biking, and a water activity in a self-propelled culinary tour of Durham, while raising money for DIG (http://www.seedsnc.org/dig.htm).  The second annual DOUGHMAN on May 23, 2009 will include stops at Blu Seafood, Dain's Place, Daisy Cakes, Four Square, Nosh, Central Campus Pool, and Durham Central Park.  New this year, the DOC will also host the DOUGHMAN hEArTS DURHAM local foods banquet the evening of May 23 at the Farmers' Market Pavilion featuring many, many local restaurants and breweries.  If that's not exciting enough, the Travel Channel's Man v. Food will be racing in and filming the DOUGHMAN for an upcoming episode!  To make these events a success, we will need a lot of volunteers.  Go to http://volunteer.doughman.org to sign up by May 8 -- volunteers will receive a DOUGHMAN t-shirt and are eligible for a half price banquet ticket.  Visit www.DOUGHMAN.org for more information about the race, the banquet, the charity, and the sponsors and to buy your banquet tickets before they're gone!

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html.

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html.

Thirsty Thursday back at Broad Street Cafe!  Join GPSC Student Life for a celebration of the end of the semester this May 7th from 9:00 PM to 2:00 AM.  Buy a BSC 32 oz. mug for $5 and enjoy $3 pours of Hi Life and Yeungling all night.  Live music begins at 10:00 PM, so make sure to arrive before 10 to avoid the $5 cover.  And as always, we'll be providing free appetizers throughout the night!

Thirsty Thursday back at Broad Street Cafe!  Join GPSC Student Life for a celebration of the end of the semester this May 7th from 9:00 PM to 2:00 AM.  Buy a BSC 32 oz. mug for $5 and enjoy $3 pours of Hi Life and Yeungling all night.  Live music begins at 10:00 PM, so make sure to arrive before 10 to avoid the $5 cover.  And as always, we'll be providing free appetizers throughout the night!

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html.

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html.

Although you may graduate the morning after this party, we are here to remind you that you are Forever Duke! All graduating students and their families are invited to join the Duke Alumni Association for one last party on Commencement eve. The party will be held in the Blue Zone parking lot (first lot on the left as you enter from the student gate.) Frosty beverages and snacks will be served all evening. Party begins at 9:30 p.m. and ends at 1:00 a.m.

Although you may graduate the morning after this party, we are here to remind you that you are Forever Duke! All graduating students and their families are invited to join the Duke Alumni Association for one last party on Commencement eve. The party will be held in the Blue Zone parking lot (first lot on the left as you enter from the student gate.) Frosty beverages and snacks will be served all evening. Party begins at 9:30 p.m. and ends at 1:00 a.m.

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html.

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html.

Although you may graduate the morning after this party, we are here to remind you that you are Forever Duke! All graduating students and their families are invited to join the Duke Alumni Association for one last party on Commencement eve. The party will be held in the Blue Zone parking lot (first lot on the left as you enter from the student gate.) Frosty beverages and snacks will be served all evening. Party begins at 9:30 p.m. and ends at 1:00 a.m.

Although you may graduate the morning after this party, we are here to remind you that you are Forever Duke! All graduating students and their families are invited to join the Duke Alumni Association for one last party on Commencement eve. The party will be held in the Blue Zone parking lot (first lot on the left as you enter from the student gate.) Frosty beverages and snacks will be served all evening. Party begins at 9:30 p.m. and ends at 1:00 a.m.

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html.

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html.

Tracey Cline, Durham's District Attorney, informed us that Stephen Oates (one of the men accused of murdering Abhijit Mahato, a Duke engineering student) has requested a bond hearing on Monday 5/11/09 at 11:00am. If his motion is granted, his bond will be lowered and it is likely he will be released pending trial. To ensure the safety of our community and in support of one of our own, we are opposed to this.

District Attorney Cline has requested our presence at the court house to demonstrate our vigorous objection to lowering Oates' bond.  The hearing will be at 11:00am in the Durham County Court House, 201 E. Main St, in Superior Court Room #1 (the 5th floor).

Abhijit's family can't be here. If at all possible, your presence can and will make a difference. Please show your support and meet at the courthouse a little before 11:00am on Monday. Thank you.

Tracey Cline, Durham's District Attorney, informed us that Stephen Oates (one of the men accused of murdering Abhijit Mahato, a Duke engineering student) has requested a bond hearing on Monday 5/11/09 at 11:00am. If his motion is granted, his bond will be lowered and it is likely he will be released pending trial. To ensure the safety of our community and in support of one of our own, we are opposed to this.

District Attorney Cline has requested our presence at the court house to demonstrate our vigorous objection to lowering Oates' bond.  The hearing will be at 11:00am in the Durham County Court House, 201 E. Main St, in Superior Court Room #1 (the 5th floor).

Abhijit's family can't be here. If at all possible, your presence can and will make a difference. Please show your support and meet at the courthouse a little before 11:00am on Monday. Thank you.

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html. 

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html.

The Center for Instructional Technology and the Libraries are pleased to offer a week-long series of instructional technology and pedagogy workshops May 6 - 12, 2009.  Our sessions are designed to give the busy faculty member and graduate instructor concrete, ready-to-implement ideas for using instructional technology and library resources, and for fostering a dynamic, flexible learning environment in and beyond the classroom. By implementing the ideas presented in these workshops, you can give your course a "makeover," and we're here to help with additional consulting for course design and development. For more info and to register, visit http://cit.duke.edu/events/may2009.html.

Duke Dietician  specializing in eating disorders, Franca Alphin will be talking about Eating Disorders, how to identify and appropriately address them. A great way to gain some knowledge not only for patient treatment, but also if  you, a family member or friend is struggling with an eating disorder.  

Duke Dietician specializing in eating disorders, Franca Alphin, will be talking about Eating Disorders, how to identify and appropriately address them among patients, colleagues, etc. A great way to gain some knowledge not only for more effective patient treatment, but also if you, a family member or friend is struggling with an eating disorder.