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From left to right, Denise Crespo, Angel Scott and Nathalia Davis are members of the steering committee for Duke's Administrative Professionals Affinity Group. Chernelle Jones, not pictured, is the fourth member of the groups leadership team. Photo by Travis Stanley.
April 22, 2025
On Administrative Professionals Day, Duke Celebrates the Power of Connection
A growing peer network is helping nearly 1,000 administrative staff thrive through support and learning
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Customers peruse the fresh produce available at the Duke Farmers Market. Photo by Travis Stanley
With a record number of Americans turning 65 each day, more employees at Duke are preparing for retirement. Photo of Chapel Drive by Travis Stanley.
Members of the Office of Communication Services in Duke Human Resources. From left: Travis Stanley, Leanora Minai, Sonja Likness, Jodie Valade, Stephen Schramm and Paul Grantham (front). Not pictured: Paul Figuerado, Greg Whitaker and Wendy Morris.
March 7, 2025
Life-Changing Innovation: From Our Labs to the Ones You Love
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Duke Libraries began offering free online access earlier this year to both The New York Times and The Atlantic to current Duek staff, faculty and students. Graphics courtesy of New York Times and The Atlantic
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From left to right, Denise Crespo, Angel Scott and Nathalia Davis are members of the steering committee for Duke's Administrative Professionals Affinity Group. Chernelle Jones, not pictured, is the fourth member of the groups leadership team. Photo by Travis Stanley. -
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With a record number of Americans turning 65 each day, more employees at Duke are preparing for retirement. Photo of Chapel Drive by Travis Stanley.
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Members of the Office of Communication Services in Duke Human Resources. From left: Travis Stanley, Leanora Minai, Sonja Likness, Jodie Valade, Stephen Schramm and Paul Grantham (front). Not pictured: Paul Figuerado, Greg Whitaker and Wendy Morris.
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With fewer visitors on weekdays, now is a great time to enjoy the springtime beauty of Duke Gardens. Photo by Travis Stanley. -
During a staff gathering in Duke University Hospital's Perianesthesia Department, Amy Herman, center left, presents co-worker Brandon Evans with a framed article announcing that his artwork was selected for an award. Photo by Travis Stanley -
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Customers peruse the fresh produce available at the Duke Farmers Market. Photo by Travis Stanley
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Duke Libraries began offering free online access earlier this year to both The New York Times and The Atlantic to current Duek staff, faculty and students. Graphics courtesy of New York Times and The Atlantic
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Daniel Ennis has served as executive vice president since December 2020. -
Sheba Hall, Gregory Phillips and Felicia Wade are among Duke employees who learned they had serious health concerns after receiving a health assessment through LIVE FOR LIFE. Photo collage by Paul Figuerado -
Get Moving Challenge had a record number of participants in 2025. Graphic by Paul Figuerado -
Duke men's basketball team in 2025 is a reflection of how teamwork makes the dream work. Photo by Brent Hammer, Duke Athletics