Students pursuing master’s degrees in global health at Duke will soon have the option to take time off from their campus studies to work abroad as Peace Corps volunteers before returning to Durham to complete their degrees.
Wednesday, February 11, 2015
Durham sheriff receives NAMI award
Durham County Sheriff Mike Andrews was presented with the 2015 Outstanding Law Enforcement Executive of the Year Award Tuesday during the annual National Alliance on Mental Illness CIT conference.
Tuesday, February 10, 2015
Scynexis to get new CEO
Durham drug developer Scynexis has named Dr. Marco Taglietti as CEO to replace Yves Ribeill, who ran the company for 15 years. Ribeill will remain the company's president and continue to serve on the board of directors.
Tuesday, February 3, 2015
Google for Entrepreneurs launches CODE2040 Residency in Durham
Google for Entrepreneurs is launching the CODE2040 Residency in Durham, which will allow residents who identify as black or Latino/a to access $40,000 in seed capital.The initiative will run out of American Underground and selected applicants must be a founder of an early stage tech venture.
Monday, February 2, 2015
Former Durham Resident Named National Humanities Chairwoman
The National Humanities Center has named former Durham resident Patricia Morton as Chairwoman of the organization with is based in Durham.
New Coach Named to Bull City Legacy Basketball Team
Marvin “Rat” Reed, coach of Faith Assembly Christian Academy’s Lions, has been named as the new head coach of the Bull City Legacy of the Tobacco Road Basketball League.
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