• Students in Duquesne’s School of Education can attend the Leading Teacher Program in <a href='http://www.duq.edu/sizemore/learn-more/urban-education-leaders.cfm'>Urban Education</a>, taught by professors like Dr. Gretchen Givens Generett.
  • Duquesne's programs have won praise for innovation and continued high quality from <a href='http://www.duq.edu/about/rankings-recognition.cfm'>U.S. News and World Report</a>, the Princeton Review and others.
  • Duquesne’s Pharmacy School operates the <a href='http://www.duq.edu/heart-of-hill'>Center for Pharmacy Services</a> in the Hill District, which helps residents there maintain good health through screenings and medication services.
  • Students learn to work in teams through this <a href='http://www.duq.edu/business/undergraduate/academics/majors/supply-chain-management.html'>Supply Chain Management</a> class, offered by the School of Business, one of <a href='http://www.duq.edu/about/academics.cfm'>10 schools</a> at Duquesne.
  • Prospective students and their families can visit Duquesne's campus by <a href='http://www.duq.edu/visit/index.cfm'>scheduling a tour</a> through the admissions office.
  • Staying fit is part of campus life through intramural competition and <a href='http://www.duq.edu/recreation/'>recreation classes</a> at the Power Center.

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