Funding Faculty Additions to Reach More Students Kate Kaup, the first James B. Duke Chair of Asian Studies and Political Science at Furman University, describes her research and opportunities for students. With more students pursuing postsecondary education and the need for excellent educators as important as ever, there is a drive at institutions of higher learning in the Carolinas and across the country to keep valued faculty members and attract new prospects. To strengthen higher education in the Carolinas, The Duke Endowment has awarded more than $44 million since 2007 to Davidson College, Duke University and Furman University to hire faculty, keep faculty salaries competitive and and attract faculty who are experts in their fields. StrategyChallenge and response from The Duke Endowment
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Grant GuidelinesThe Duke Endowment works through select colleges and universities. Only Davidson College, Duke University, Furman University and Johnson C. Smith University are eligible grantees. Contact Us
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