Crystal Parker, left, teaches yoga classes for LIVE FOR LIFE, Duke's employee wellness program.
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Steven Earp, right, walks on the beach with his grandson, William. Photo courtesy of Steven Earp.
LIVE FOR LIFE's "Fit in 15" challenge encourages participants to engage in moderate aerobic activity for 30 minutes per day for 15 days during the month of August.
Mary Martin, Duke Hospital Chief Operating Officer, poses with 11-year-old daughter, Ava, at the Taylor Swift concert in Amsterdam.
Clockwise from top left, Duke Health & Well-Being offers a state-of-the-art fitness facility, a peaceful setting, a pool, meditation spaces and, at center, one-on-one health coaching. Photos courtesy of Duke Health & Well-Being and Stephen Schramm.
Jada Caldwell and her partner, Jackson, enjoy a moment at the Sarah P. Duke Gardens. Photo courtesy of Jada Caldwell.
Image courtesy of University Marketing & Communications.
Brandon Adams, an IT analyst for Duke Health Technology Solutions, sits on an ice throne at the Perlan museum in Iceland.
Dancers from Radical System Art will be among those performing at the American Dance Festival this summer. Photo by David Cooper Photography.
Julie Kent and her son, Zachary, visited Woodlawn Memorial Park over Memorial Day Weekend. Photo courtesy of Julie Kent.
Lyon Farms sells fresh fruits and vegetables at Duke Farmers Market each week. Photo by Travis Stanley
Jasper Patton, Leonora Shami and James Mallory lead Duke Children's Campus students as they walk into their graduation celebration clapping to music. Photo by Travis Stanley
Photo courtesy of Duke University Marketing & Communications.
Duke Technology Center at Duke University Store will hold its Apple Appreciation Sale May 29-31.
Duke Personal Assistance Service provides up to eight counseling sessions per concern at no-charge for staff, faculty and eligible family members.