May 2
Human Resources
Departmental HR Contacts
Below, you’ll find the Human Resources contact for your department or center. Please don’t hesitate to reach out. They’re here to assist and support you.
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Ellen Ray
Business Manager
Responsibilities: Faculty payroll and HR functions
Timothy Fields
HR Manager
Responsibilities: Admin/HR classified staff recruitment, payroll and HR functions; research staff recruitment, payroll and HR functions
Chris Clark
HR Specialist
Responsibilities: Student payroll
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Taylor Tani
HR Specialist
Responsibilities: Faculty payroll and HR functions; Admin/HR classified staff recruitment, payroll and HR functions; research staff recruitment, payroll and HR functions
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Michelle Cordero
Business Manager
Responsibilities: Faculty payroll and HR functions; Admin/HR classified staff recruitment, payroll and HR functions; research staff recruitment, payroll and HR functions
Deborah Fraze
HR Specialist
Responsibilities: Faculty payroll and HR functions; Admin/HR classified staff recruitment, payroll and HR functions; research staff recruitment, payroll and HR functions; student payroll
Michell Tampe
Senior Graduate Studies Program Coordinator
Responsibilities: PhD payroll
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Amberly Adams
Center for Advanced Genomic Technologies
Responsibilities: All HR functions
Kristen Maslonka
Duke Quantum Center
Responsibilities: All HR functions
Pratt Professional Development
Pratt’s Professional Development Series provides faculty and staff with opportunities to build skills, explore timely topics, and strengthen our community. Each semester, the series offers sessions that foster growth, adaptability, and collaboration, helping us continue to learn, innovate, and thrive together.
May 4
ECE Distinguished Speaker Series: Kaushik Roy, “From Dot Products to Softmax: Computing AI Workloads Where the Data Lives”
The energy and performance limits of modern AI systems are increasingly dominated by data movement across the memory hierarchy. Compute-in-Memory (CIM) has emerged as a compelling approach to mitigate this […]
12:00 pm – 12:00 pm Teer 203
May 5
The Human Microbiome: From Metagenomes to Therapeutics
Our research combines high-resolution computational reconstructions of the host-microbiome interactome with microbial engineering to devise innovative approaches to create new therapeutic interventions and investigate the underlying ecology of skin microbial […]
12:30 pm – 12:30 pm Nanaline Duke 147
