$20 Million Environment Hall Naming Gift Provides School Critical Support
Thanks to a $20 million gift, the Nicholas School’s Environment Hall has been named Grainger Hall and — equally important — critical
Read moreThanks to a $20 million gift, the Nicholas School’s Environment Hall has been named Grainger Hall and — equally important — critical
Read moreWhen companies provide opportunities for Nicholas students to help with business challenges, everyone wins By Laura Ertel These, days, one
Read moreby Laura Ertel Some lucky people get to design their “dream home.” Faculty at the Duke University Marine Laboratory are
Read moreAndy Read, Stephen A. Toth Professor of Marine Biology, took over as director of the Duke University Marine Lab this past summer. Dukenvironment recently caught up with Read and asked him to tell us what new programs and projects we can expect the Nicholas School’s coastal campus to tackle.
Read moreWith the start of the Nicholas School’s new academic year came the announcement of a new scholarship program focusing on development of environmental leaders.
Read moreDisplays Throughout Environment Hall Recognize the Many Donors Who Have Made Environment Hall, and What’s Happening Inside, Possible LESS THAN
Read moreThe 25 years since the creation of the interdisciplinary School of the Environment at Duke have been filled with momentum and milestones. As founding Dean Norman L. Christensen recounts on page 18, an enduring spirit of inquiry and innovation has led the seeds of this school, planted in the 1930s, to blossom into a multi-faceted program. It is now known globally for preparing graduates for successful careers in a wide range of fields and advancing research that has opened new doors to environmental understanding and stewardship.
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