Brenda Armstrong

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• In memoriam
• Applying to Duke School of Medicine - Q&A Webinar with Dr. Brenda Armstrong
  Dr. Brenda Armstrong of Duke University School of Medicine joins PreMed STAR for this webinar. She answers questions specific to Duke as well as general questions for those applying.
• Celebrating Dr. Brenda Armstrong
  Duke University Private Diagnostic Clinic In honor of Black History Month, the PDC celebrates its very own Dr. Brenda Armstrong, a pioneer of the medical field. Armstrong has taken her favorite quote to heart. "Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail." – Ralph Waldo Emerson. (Archived page courtesy of the Internet Archive's WayBack Machine.)
• Dr. Brenda Armstrong
  Kenan Institute for Ethics at Duke University Last week, I had the extraordinary opportunity to interview Duke alumna, Dr. Brenda Armstrong, the Associate Dean of Diversity at Duke Medical School and the second African American woman in the United States to become a board-certified pediatric cardiologist. In addition to her accomplishments in the medicinal field, Armstrong is an activist on another front, paving the way towards a more inclusive campus. Today, under her leadership, Duke is one of the most racially diverse Medical Schools in the country. (Archived page courtesy of the Internet Archive's WayBack Machine.)
• Panel for Screening of The Power to Heal
  Audio recording of a panel discussion of a premiere screening of the documentary The Power to Heal in April 2018 at the Duke Trent Semans Center
• Part 2: Trailblazers (7:30)
  On April 19, 2013, Duke University School of Medicine celebrated the 50-year anniversary of African Americans at the school with a special event titled, "Faces of Change." The dinner celebration featured three videos. In "Part 2: Trailblazers," you'll hear from those who built on the foundation of the pioneers to further the cause of equality at Duke, and help to establish Duke University School of Medicine as a national leader in diversity of its students and faculty.