Upcoming Events
National and international health leaders and policy makers discuss approaches and experiences in designing and implementing integrated services that provide people-centered holistic care which benefits both the individuals and the system/society. PANELISTS: Lisa Piercey, MD, MBA -... read more about 2019 DUKE HEALTH FORUM: "From Cure to Care--In the Pursuit of Population Health" »
The Forum is organized by a university-wide steering committee, and sponsored by the Office of the Provost. Faculty and staff Advisory Committee: Abdullah Antepli, Abbas Benmamoun, Gary Bennett, Joseph Blocher, Peter Feaver, Jennifer Goins, Eisha Jain, Lilian Paredes, Gunther Peck, Noah Pickus,... read more about Provost Forum: Immigration in a Divided World: Between Nationalism & Humanitarianism »
The Forum is organized by a university-wide steering committee, and sponsored by the Office of the Provost. Faculty and staff Advisory Committee: Abdullah Antepli, Abbas Benmamoun, Gary Bennett, Joseph Blocher, Peter Feaver, Jennifer Goins, Eisha Jain, Lilian Paredes, Gunther Peck, Noah Pickus,... read more about Provost Forum: Immigration in a Divided World: Between Nationalism & Humanitarianism »
Save the dates for the fourth annual Energy Week at Duke, a student-organized event series exploring what's next in energy. Events will include the Energy in Emerging Markets Case Competition Finals (Nov. 5) and the Duke University Energy Conference (Nov. 6). Updates on events (and info about... read more about Energy Week at Duke 2019 »
Please join the Duke Global Health Institute for the Eighth Annual Global Health Research Showcase to hear from Duke students, including Bass Connections team members, engaged in global health work. We invite trainees, faculty, staff and friends from across Duke and the Triangle's global health... read more about 2019 Global Health Research Showcase »
This year’s Bass Connections project team is building on work begun in 2017-2018. Team members are conducting a digital investigation of the archaeological landscape of Vulci, Cerveteri and Tarquinia, the most important and visited pre-Roman sites in central Italy. All three sites include thousands... read more about Smart Archaeology: Uncovering Secrets beneath the Surface »
From 2017-2019, the Representing Migration Humanities Lab worked to excavate the histories and presents of human mobility, investigating how this phenomenon, which is central to the making of the modern world, entered culture, consciousness and memory through narrative, memoir, archive, history and... read more about Representing Migration through Digital Humanities »
Stop by to talk with team leaders and learn more about the 2020-2021 Bass Connections project teams before the application deadline. Refreshments will be provided. read more about Bass Connections Fair 2020 »
Come learn more about Bass Connections and find out what these research teams of faculty, graduate students, undergraduates and community partners have accomplished this year. read more about Bass Connections Showcase 2020 »