On June 30, 2020, Kristina Kade Troost, Ph.D. will retire from the Duke University Libraries (DUL), after a diverse and distinguished career spanning 30 years.
Kristina Troost, fourth from left (red jacket), with colleagues and members of...
Congratulations to Prof. Nicole Barnes on being named the 2020 recipient of the William H. Welch Medal, an award given by the American Association of the History of Medicine recognizing "a book of outstanding scholarly merit in the field of...
The 2020 recipient of the Dean's Leadership Award is Prof. Leo Ching, Associate Professor at AMES and the director of the International Comparative Studies program.
The award is given annually to a member (or members) of the Trinity...
Nurses across the world have had many common experiences. The uphill battle of professionalizing a job that women had long done inside homes for free and that required intimate contact with putrid and decaying bodies.Institutionalized patriarchy...
It is with sadness that we share the news that Mavis Mayer, who was the first coordinator for Asian/Pacific Studies Institute at Duke, died on February 6, 2020 from complications after a fall.
Dr. Kristina Troost of Duke University is the 2020 and the inaugural recipient of the Council on East Asian Libraries (CEAL) Distinguished Service Award . This prestigious award honors an individual CEAL member who has made significant contributions...
The Hong Kong publishing market may be smaller than that of mainland China or Taiwan, but its annual book fair— which is organized by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council and held every summer at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center—...
At a public panel, four distinguished China scholars shared a summary of their past and current research, offering perspective on what it takes and means to "get China right" amid the challenge of China's changing and dynamic role in the world.
