Women's Center Brown-Bag Lunch with Sujin Pak "On Growing Up Bi-Racial and a Missionary Kid"
031 Westbrook (Terrace View Room)
womenscenter@div.duke.edu
The Duke Divinity School Women's Center will host a brown-bag lunch with Sujin Pak, assistant professor of Christian History at the Divinity School. She will share her experiences "On Growing Up Bi-Racial and a Missionary Kid." There will be time for questions and answers.
Live at the Lampstand Honoring Seniors
0014 Westbrook
Kori Robins (kori.robins@duke.edu) or Christopher Hogin (christopher.hogin@duke.edu)
Live at the Lampstand, a monthly lunch event, will honor Duke Divinity School seniors this month. The event showcases the live talent of Duke Divinity School students, faculty, and staff. Offerings include music, comedy, skits, origninal poetry or short stories, or dance.
Drinks and dessert will be provided.
Live at the Lampstand
0014 Westbrook
Kori Robins (kori.robins@duke.edu) or Christopher Hogin (christopher.hogin@duke.edu)
Live at the Lampstand, a monthly lunch event, showcases the live talent of Duke Divinity School students, faculty, and staff. Offerings include music, comedy, skits, origninal poetry or short stories, or dance.
Drinks and dessert will be provided.
Live at the Lampstand
0014 Westbrook
Kori Robins (kori.robins@duke.edu) or Christopher Hogin (christopher.hogin@duke.edu)
Live at the Lampstand, a monthly lunch event, showcases the live talent of Duke Divinity School students, faculty, and staff. Offerings include music, comedy, skits, origninal poetry or short stories, or dance.
Drinks and dessert will be provided.
Live at the Lampstand
0014 Westbrook
Kori Robins (kori.robins@duke.edu) or Christopher Hogin (christopher.hogin@duke.edu)
Live at the Lampstand, a monthly lunch event, showcases the live talent of Duke Divinity School students, faculty, and staff. Offerings include music, comedy, skits, origninal poetry or short stories, or dance.
Drinks and dessert will be provided.
Duke Divinity School Senior Banquet
Office of Student Life Community Supper
York Reading Room, Duke Divinity Library
cwatson@div.duke.edu
Duke Divinity School students, staff, and faculty are invited to a community supper sponsored by the Office of Student Life to provide an opportunity to relax and enjoy fellowship during this busy time of the semester.
Divinity School Angel Trees
Hallway outside of Cokesbury Bookstore and first floor hallway leading to Langford Building
(919) 660-3548 or cwatson@div.duke.edu
The Basin and Towel student group at Duke Divinity School will sponsor its annual Angel Tree project to support low income families in the Walltown community of Durham, N.C., this Christmas. Faculty, staff, and students interested in participating can select a paper angel from one of two trees and buy a gift that is described there.
The deadline has been extended from Dec. 9 to Dec. 14 to deliver the wrapped gift to Cathy Watson at the Office of Student Life in Room 113 of Gray Building.
Holiday Safety Briefing with Crime Prevention Officer
The Office of Student Life at Duke Divinity School will sponsor a safety briefing, "It Takes a Thief," by Eric Hester, crime prevention officer with the Duke Police Department. The briefing will focus on security on campus and at home, and safety at the mall and while online shopping.
"Exploring Signs of Reconciliation in North Korea" Lunch Discussion
The Duke Center for Reconciliation will sponsor a discussion with Chris Rice, director of the center, about how God is working through churches in North Korea, Romania, and Poland as they pursue reconciliation in the aftermath of years of devastating conflict. Rice will share photos and information he learned during his recent eight-day visit to North Korea.
There will be free pizza and beverages.