SOL student Amelia Steinbach, Trinity '21, published an op-ed in the Washington Post about her summer research. Steinbach used her SOL funding to work in the Washington, D.C. office of Senator Mazie Hirono of Hawai'i, where she studied the the lack of diversity among the Senate Judiciary Committee's expert witnesses. The project involved both quantitative…
read moreService Opportunities in Leadership (SOL) student Kate Evans PPS'21 published a report on New Jersey's juvenile justice system as part of her summer research with Advocates for Children of New Jersey (ACNJ). To complete her research, Evans interviewed and surveyed nearly 100 stakeholders from across the state. The report looks at some of the successes…
read moreSeveral current and former Hart Leadership Program-affiliated students won awards recognizing their achievements in leadership and service. Duke's annual "In The Spotlight" ceremony showcases individuals and organizations, nominated by members of the Duke community, whose influence has made a significant impact on University life and beyond. The students were honored at a ceremony on April…
read moreFifty SOL alumni, faculty, students and friends from all over the world returned to Duke for an afternoon to participate in a symposium about SOL’s signature pedagogy that combines adaptive leadership and critical reflection. The gathering included workshops and talks by Mitch and Linda Hart, the founders of Hart Leadership Program, Bob Korstad, the founder…
read moreThe Hart Leadership Program is proud to introduce eight students who have been awarded SOL Summer Grants. The grants are awarded to qualified undergraduates to design and conduct community-based research projects collaboratively with partner organizations for 8-12 weeks during the summer of 2018. In a competitive application process, students designed their own community based research project,…
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