Brigit Carter, associate dean for Diversity and Inclusion, recently participated in a panel discussion on Neonatal Intensive Care Unit disparities at the 2019 Infant Health Policy Summit in Washington, D.C. The event is hosted by The National Coalition for Infant Health which educates and advocates on behalf of premature infants from birth to age two.
Brigit Carter, associate dean for diversity and inclusion; and Anne Derouin, associate professor; recently contributed to the "Health Equity Curricular Toolkit" published by the American Academy of Family Physicians on their website. Co-authors of this toolkit include experts from Duke University School of Medicine as well as other renowned universities, institutes and centers in the country.
Brigit Carter, associate dean for diversity and inclusion, recently delivered a presentation at "Escola de Altos Estudos" on Social Determinants and Equity in Nursing and Health Care promoted by the University of Sao Paula at Ribeirao preto College of Nursing Brazil the PAHO/WHO Collaborating Center for Nursing Research Development.
Register now for the two-day workshop on civility on April 25-26. Day one will cover incivility in nursing education and day two will cover the best practices to foster healthy work environments.
At Duke University School of Nursing (DUSON), we are deeply committed to fostering diversity in the classroom and beyond. As we celebrate Black History Month, we’d like to show how we’re creating a culture of inclusivity, understanding and support for individuals of all backgrounds.
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Brigit Carter, associate dean for diversity and inclusion, was recently featured in an article entitled "On Veterans Day, Recognizing Those Among Us Who Have Served" published by Duke Today.
Military veterans represent a significant, but not always visible, segment of the Duke community. That experience benefits the university in the classroom and in the workplace. On Veterans Day, the university shines a light on veterans’ service, both to Duke and to the nation.
Janice Humphreys, Michael Relf, Christina Hendrix and Brigit Carter will present "Holistic Admissions: What It Is and What's the Evidence" on Tuesday, Oct. 30 from 12 until 1 p.m. in Pearson 1026 as part of the Fall 2018 Teaching Conversations Series.
The Fall 2018 Teaching Conversations Series are sponsored by Duke University School of Nursing Institute for Educational Excellence and Duke University Health System Clinical Education and Professional Development.
Brigit Carter was recently featured in an article entitled "Nurse of the Week: Brigit Carter, Associate Dean in the Duke University School of Nursing, Heads Program for Underrepresented Minorities" published on dailynurse.com.
Congratulations to Brigit Carter who was recently named Blue Devil of the Week!
Carter was featured in a story entitled "Blue Devil of the Week: Leading Diversity at the School of Nursing" published on Working@Duke.