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November 2019
Is Seminary a Spiritual Sanctuary or a Cemetery?
The Duke Clergy Health Initiative welcomes David Wang, Ph.D., an associate professor of psychology and pastoral counseling at Biola University, to Duke Divinity School. Prof. Wang will discuss challenges and recent developments in the assessment of the spiritual, character, and moral formation of seminary students during a public lecture at noon on Thursday, Nov. 14 in 0014 Westbrook. All are welcome, and free pizza will be served. A licensed psychologist, Prof. Wang is also the editor of the Journal of…
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Going Over Home: A Search for Rural Justice in an Unsettled Land
Charlie Thompson, “Going Over Home: A Search for Rural Justice in an Unsettled Land," in conversation with Randall Kenan The Regulator welcomes Charlie Thompson, author of Going Over Home: A Search for Rural Justice in an Unsettled Land, for a reading and book signing. Thompson will be joined in conversation by Randall Kenan. Free and open to the public. In Going Over Home: A Search for Rural Justice in an Unsettled Land, Thompson shares revelations and reflections, from cattle auctions with…
Find out more »Providential Modernity Seminar with John Martin
The next Providential Modernity seminar will meet at 1:00PM on Thursday, November 21, in Classroom Building 229. Professor John Martin (History) will discuss his new work, "Visions of the End and the Making of Modernity." A vegetarian lunch will be served. Email Amber Díaz Pearson to receive a copy of the paper (available November 15). The Providential Modernity seminar brings together faculty and graduate students from several area universities on a monthly basis to discuss work in the areas of…
Find out more »December 2019
One Team Town Hall – Postponed
The Sexual Misconduct Town Hall is postponed. We apologize for any inconveniences and please check back soon for the new date.
Find out more »Do Lunch with Jennifer Eberhardt
Do Lunches create a space for undergrads (and undergrads only!) to interact directly with authors, practitioners, and scholars. On December 6th, we will host Jennifer Lynn Eberhardt, an American Social Psychologist and Professor in the Psychology Department at Stanford University as well as co-director of SPARQ. In 2014 she won the MacArthur fellowship. She studies the mechanisms and effects of racial bias in our daily lives. With cutting-edge and vital research, Jennifer Eberhardt teaches us how our brains work and how…
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