The Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA) has accepted Duquesne University as an Internal Audit Foundation Program in its global Internal Auditing Education Partnership (IAEP). This makes Duquesne the only school in Pennsylvania, one of just 30 in the United States and one of 52 internationally to have an IIA-certified program focused on the practice of internal audit.
Read moreTo better understand the full extent of the University’s community engagement and public service efforts, Duquesne is now using Collaboratory—a secure web-based platform—to document its community-based work, projects and research.
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A public talk will be held at Gumberg Library in conjunction with the Thomas Merton Zen Photography exhibit Wednesday, Sept. 18.
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Members of the campus community are invited to learn more about the University’s various technology services and resources at Tech Life: World Tech Tour, a free event hosted by Computing and Technology Services (CTS).
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Dr. S. James Gates, Jr., Ford Foundation professor of physics at Brown University, will present Does Diversity Matter in Science? as part of the Bayer School of Natural and Environmental Science’s 25th anniversary celebration.
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Robert L. Qualters, Jr., an American painter, installation artist and printmaker, will unveil three works of art donated to the University and on exhibit at the Berger Gallery in College Hall on Sept. 25.
Read moreThe University community will celebrate Duquesne’s heritage as a Catholic Spiritan University during its annual Heritage Week.
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Faculty and staff can still register for the fifth annual Presidential Conference on the Integrity of Creation, which will explore the steps being made to protect the environment.
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Women in STEM at Duquesne is offering a new travel award program for female students, postdoctoral fellows and early career faculty in STEM and health science fields. The program provides important opportunities for early-career, female scientists to present their research in regional, national and international forums, and to network with scholars from around the world.
Read moreA Mass will be said for the repose of the soul of Jim Caputo, former director of public safety, at noon, Thursday, Sept. 19, in the University Chapel.
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