In this interview with Deborah Grausman (Trinity ’02), we learn how this former undergraduate has navigated her passion to perform and sing through opportunities such as doing voice-overs for Sesame Street, performing in productions of Fiddler on the Roof, The Secret Garden and Peter Pan, and more!
Discover your path to success in the creative industries with Duke in Los Angeles!
As the academic year comes to end and you are all off to enjoy your summer, please take a moment to reflect on the year you have had and what you have learned along the way. Throughout this summer you …
If you are new to Duke, the Career Center or just had no idea what a Career Community is, Check out this page to learn about Career Communities and how they may align with your career aspirations.
With all the talk about artificial intelligence (AI) taking over the world, you may be wondering what the difference is between all the concepts being tossed around these days: machine learning vs. AI or AI vs. machine learning vs. deep learning. What do all these things mean, and how are they different? Or are they all the same?
Politics, Policy, and the Media (PUBPOL 588SA) will be offered at the Duke in DC office this summer!
Are you going to be in DC this summer? Interested in getting a course out of the way while you’re there? If so, we wanted to call your attention to a new summer session course offering, Politics, Policy, and the …
Chaz Hawkins ’17, screenwriter at Heroes and Villains Entertainment, discusses his transition into the film industry and offers advice for students interested in pursuing careers in creative industries.
The 2020-21 Bass Connections project team “Arts and the Anthropocene: Crisis and Resilience in North Carolina Waterways” explored how the arts can play a role in public advocacy and education in support of meaningful climate change interventions.
Whether you’re looking for your first job or you’re a job search expert, you might have heard about transferable skills by now. These types of skills are great if you don’t have a lot of work experience, if you want …
Aaron Price ’24. This article originally appeared in the Duke Chronicle on April 3.
Are you feeling burnt out from your classes? Floating through college? Have an opportunity outside of Duke you can’t pass up? A gap might be right …
