What’s available for your academic and professional development across Duke this summer? Ed Balleisen, Vice Provost for Interdisciplinary Studies, provides an overview for PhD students who would like to explore beyond their core research agendas.
If you thought “versatility” was only relevant for nonfaculty job seekers, think again.
Not sure how to ask your advisor for something you need? Some tips on managing up and showing up.
Do you really want to know how the NEH sausage was made? You just might.
What do Duke humanities Ph.D.s who don’t pursue academic jobs end up doing? Who are they and can I speak with some?
One course in the Duke Summer Doctoral Academy had five days to show Ph.D. students the connection between design thinking and graduate school. See how it went.
It’s never too early for graduate students to start reflecting on and documenting their teaching experiences, even if the job search is still a few years away.
Five reasons to fill out your profile on Duke’s public, searchable database of researchers today.
Two Story+ graduate mentors share their experiences with the program after its successful launch this summer.
The Innovation Grants help doctoral programs develop and implement curricular changes designed to enrich students’ academic experiences, and prepare them for transformative roles inside and outside of academia.