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 nis\, Cordelia and William Laverack Family Assistant Professor of English
 \n\nMaria Wisdom\, Assistant Vice Provost for Faculty Advancement\nDo you
  feel like you can use more mentoring? Having multiple\, informal mentors
  is an effective\, evidence-based strategy for career success and satisfa
 ction\, both within and beyond academia. There are few clear rules for bu
 ilding such a network\, and the notion of making "cold calls" to prospect
 ive mentors can feel intimidating. In this lunchtime workshop for new and
  junior faculty\, we'll provide models\, advice and tools to help you bui
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DESCRIPTION:Through asset mapping\, students learn a strengths-based appro
 ach to community-engaged work. In a service-learning context\, they gain 
 appreciation for the unique attributes that constitute a community\, chal
 lenge the narratives of need that too often permeate the university-commu
 nity relationship\, and honor the expertise of community members as leade
 rs and knowledge bearers.\n \nIn this workshop\, Prof. Andrew Nurkin will
  provide an overview of asset mapping as a vital tool in the practice of 
 asset-based community development. He will share concrete examples of how
  Duke students have applied asset mapping in service-learning assignments
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DESCRIPTION:Dear Faculty\,\n\nWe invite you to join in on conversations to
  discuss a key pedagogical issue: Teaching Writing in the Age of AI. \n\n
 Teaching Writing in the Age of AI sessions will bring together small grou
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  an era of artificial intelligence. In collaboration with the Office of U
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