Film isn’t just a fantasy land. That’s the lesson Kaya Caouki learned through his experience in the Cinematic Arts program at Duke. Every semester, students take Cinematic Arts courses, eager to learn and grow in their film interests. What begins for many students as curiosity is increasingly becoming a first or second major, a minor and even a path to successful careers in film and television.
May 20, 2025
By Angela Spivey for the Duke University School of Medicine on 05/20/2025. Read the original article here.
Shannon Barter, MD; Layla Triplett, MEd; and Kent Yamamoto.
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Dr. Kit Yee Au-Yeung attended Duke University for her undergraduate and graduate degrees in biomedical engineering (BME), then completed a postdoctoral fellowship working in Biodesign at Stanford. During her time at Stanford, she was part of a team that founded …
Cate Knothe openly admits she applied to Duke on a whim. As a high school senior who was focused on Northeast schools, she felt a need to broaden her horizons a bit — a common theme repeated throughout her four years at Duke.
