Each Friday at noon (when school is in session), a Duke University professor engages in a live "Office Hours" webcast interview for up to an hour, answering your questions about a topic related to his or her areas of expertise. The topics and professors change from week to week, so consult the Office Hours schedule. To submit a question by FaceBook, Twitter, or email, see below.
Lorand Matory
2010-02-12
Duke Professor Lorand Matory will take questions from online viewers about African-inspired religions in a webcast interview. Watch live at http://ustream.tv/dukeuniversity.
When: Fridays at noon, Eastern Time, when school is in session.
Where: Watch live online on the Duke University Ustream channel.
What: Look for upcoming professors and topics in the Office Hours schedule.
How: There are three ways to ask a question, in advance or during a webcast:
Who: Office Hours is produced by Duke University, in particular its offices of Alumni Affairs, Information Technology and News and Communications. Duke's partner for video streaming Office Hours is Ustream.
Why: Office hours at a university are the times professors leave their doors open for people to wander in and converse about current events, the meaning of life or developments in their fields. Duke's Office Hours series aims to bring the expansiveness and sparkle of these conversations to anyone with an Internet connection and an interest in the ideas emerging at Duke. Topics have included race and medicine, the New Testament in the news, the legacy of Michael Jackson, and the state of Muslim Americans since 9/11. You are invited to join the conversation.
More information: Please contact Beth Ray-Schroeder per email or at (800) FOR-DUKE
