Class of 2026
Selom Bediako Hometown: Knoxville, Tennessee Major: Undeclared Karen Dong Hometown: Frisco, Texas Major: Undeclared Alain Fornes Hometown: Miami, Florida Major: Undeclared Alain is looking forward to the vast amount of...
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Foxx Hart, Class of 2024: Using Big Data to Address Issues in Health Care
Foxx Hart is a rising junior majoring in Global Cultural Studies and minoring in Statistics. His group won 1st prize in Spring 2021 Intermediate Statistics Class Project for their team project: “Opioid Relapse Prevention:...
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Mohammed Ali awarded Provost’s Internship to work with the American Historical Association
PhD Candidate Mohammed S. Ali has recently been awareded a summer 2022 Provost’s Internship from Duke University. In this program, he and his cohort will undergo professional development training and intern with organizations external...
Graduate University Scholar Matthew Reale-Hatem joins panel on “Aquaculture in the Global Food System: Challenges and Opportunities for Sustainable Growth”
Matthew Reale-Hatem is a graduate student in the interdisciplinary University Program in Environmental Policy, focusing on environmental economics. As part of the Oceans@Duke interdisciplinary group, including faculty and students from the sciences, law, and...
USP Spring Symposium: After the Storm Passes
After the Storm Passes Saturday, February 26th, 9:30 am–1:00 pm Field Auditorium Grainger Hall 9:30 am Coffee/Tea – Welcome and Introduction 9:35 am PANEL 1 – HOW DO NATIONS/INSTITUTIONS RESPOND? 9:35-9:45 am Renata...
Class of 2025
Zachary Berens Hometown: Salt Lake City, Utah Major: Mathematics Idiris Egal Hometown: Dorchester, Massachusetts Major: Undeclared Bianca Ingram Hometown: Palm Bay, Florida Major: Undeclared Zeinab Mukhtar Hometown: Arlington,...
Last USP Seminar of Spring 2021 Features Graduate and Professional School University Scholars’ Research
Christian Bale (Law School) “OIRA’s Older Sister: The Legislative Reference Division” Article I of the Constitution vests “All legislative Powers” with Congress. Though only Congress may originate legislation, the president possesses two powerful legislative...
USP Spring Symposium: Wicked Problems/Wicked Solutions
Wicked Problems/Wicked Solutions Saturday, March 13, 9:10 am – 1:45 pm Duke Zoom 9:10 am: Introductions 9:15 am: Panel 1 Environment 9:15-9:25 am: Brandie Quarles “Plants, Climate Change, and a Leap of Faith” 9:25-10:10...
Class of 2024
Colby Cheshire Hometown: Baytown, Texas Majors: Biology and French Colby is interested in genetics and evolutionary biology and in languages and literatures. He is double majoring in Biology and French and will be studying...
Class of 2023
Nadia Bey Hometown: Huntersville, North Carolina Majors: Biology and Global Health Minor: Computational Biology & Bioinformatics Nadia’s primary interests are public health, journalism, biology and policy. On campus, she is involved with The Chronicle,...
Class of 2022
Sude Almus Hometown: Sugar Land, Texas Major: Statistical Science Keren Amkraut Hometown: Berkeley Heights, New Jersey Majors: Neuroscience, English Minor: Chemistry Keren is a double major in Neuroscience and English and has...
Babu Regmi, Class of 2020, wins prestigious Yenching Scholarship
Bigyan (Babu) Regmi is a graduating senior University Scholar in the Class of 2020. Babu has been named a Yenching Scholar, a prestigious fellowship for master’s degree students at Yenching Academy at Peking University...
Reflections: USP Spring Symposium 2020 (Feb 29)
Each year, members of the University Scholars Program plan, organize, and participate in a symposium of their own design. This year we have chosen the theme “Reflections.” The event will be held on Saturday,...