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Wilhelmina Reuben-Cooke was one of the first African American students admitted to Duke in 1963. This fellowship honors her legacy. (Office of Interdisciplinary Studies)
Roy Cooper, Thavolia Glymph, Eni Owoeye, Marissa Young and Jasmin Riley continue Cook’s legacy. (Duke Today)
An innovative program is transforming how middle school girls see mathematicians—and themselves. (Duke Service Learning)
At Duke, Hope Boykin teaches master classes and takes her dance skills into the community. (Duke Today)
NC program run Duke Community Affairs has made extraordinary progress as seen in the Duke College Advising Corps 2024 Impact Report.
For National Girls and Women in Sports Day, Duke opens Cameron for a community training day. (Duke Today)