Upcoming Events
This is the inaugural lecture in the Identity & Computing Lecture Series: Understanding Racism and Bias in Computing. The landscape of information is rapidly shifting as new imperatives and demands push to the fore increasing investment in digital technologies. Yet, critical information... read more about Algorithms of Oppression: How Search Engines Reinforce Racism »
This second lecture in the Identity & Computing Lecture Series: Understanding Racism and Bias in Computing welcomes Dr. Michele Williams, who explains how people in computing must ensure inclusion of people with disabilities. This means teaching and creating technology inclusive of people with... read more about Accessibility is not new, and neither is ableism: Dispelling disability myths and putting accessibility into action »
This second lecture in the Identity & Computing Lecture Series: Understanding Racism and Bias in Computing welcomes Dr. Michele Williams, who explains how people in computing must ensure inclusion of people with disabilities. This means teaching and creating technology inclusive of people with... read more about Being All-Around Advocates: How to Teach and Create Technology Inclusive of People with Disabilities, and Why We Don't Already Do It »
Coordinated by the Office for Faculty Advancement, Duke University will cohost the third annual public summit of the National Academies' Action Collaborative on Preventing Sexual Harassment in Higher Education. President Vincent Price will give the opening remarks, and Provost Sally Kornbluth will... read more about Public Summit on Preventing Sexual Harassment in Higher Education »
Duke is committed to rigorous, equitable, and inclusive searches to recruit and hire the most talented faculty. A redesigned online workshop, formerly known as Inclusive Faculty Searches, is offered for all faculty search committee members, search committee chairs and administrators supporting the... read more about Equitable Hiring Practices Workshop »
Join current and past APT Committee members to discuss the different stages of the tenure and promotion review process, components of a dossier, and tips and strategies to successfully navigate the tenure and promotion process. The workshop will cover a number of topics, including the standards for... read more about Advancement and Promotion – Tenure Track Faculty »
Join experienced colleagues and peers to learn about the reappointment and promotion process for different types of non-tenure track faculty, and take advantage of the resources and opportunities for growth and advancement. The workshop will cover a number of topics, including the variability of... read more about Advancement and Promotion – Non-Tenure Track Faculty »
Leading during extremely challenging circumstances can offer an opportunity to dramatically improve normal business practices in ways impossible to consider except in times of extreme duress. Participants in this workshop will learn how to acknowledge the challenge and overcome key obstacles to... read more about Approaches to Effective Academic Leadership »
Faculty regularly engage with students from different backgrounds while teaching in classrooms, advising research experiences and navigating mentoring relationships. A number of factors can influence the success of this engagement, including the learning environments that faculty create and the way... read more about Promoting an Equitable Learning and Research Environment for Your Students »
Duke is committed to rigorous, equitable, and inclusive searches to recruit and hire the most talented faculty. A redesigned online workshop, formerly known as Inclusive Faculty Searches, is offered for all faculty search committee members, search committee chairs and administrators supporting the... read more about Equitable Hiring Practices Workshop »