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Duke Doctors Get A Dunking They'll Remember; Cancer Patients Get A Lot of Support

Cancer fundraiser supports research and patient awareness

Snapshot of a dunking: Dr. Rebecca Previs goes down into the water during the Dunk-A-Doc fund-raising event at Duke Cancer Center on May 16. Photo by Shawn Rocco
Snapshot of a dunking: Dr. Rebecca Previs goes down into the water during the Dunk-A-Doc fund-raising event at Duke Cancer Center on May 16. Photo by Shawn Rocco
Shawn Rocco

Margaret Hardy was determined to see Dr. Dan Blazer get dunked so when she missed on her toss, she did the next best thing: Pushing the red butten to the dunking booth.

Down went Blazer, dropped into a dub of water, all for a good cause. It was part of the Duke-A-Doc fund-raising event at the on May 16.

Eighteen doctors volunteered to get wet to support cancer research and raise awareness about the new DCI Center for Prostate & Urologic Cancers.

Dr. Rebecca Previs gets dunked during the Dunk-A-Doc fundraising event at Duke Cancer Center on May 16, 2019. Eighteen doctors volunteered to get wet to support cancer research and raise awareness about the new DCI Center for Prostate & Urologic Cancers.

Above, Dr. Rebecca Previs is dropped in the dunking booth.  Below, Chelsi Lawless, RN, winds up to throw at Dr. Jon Routh.

Chelsi Lawless, RN, winds up to throw at Dr. Jon Routh during the Dunk-A-Doc fundraising event at Duke Cancer Center on May 16, 2019. Eighteen doctors volunteered to get wet to support cancer research and raise awareness about the new DCI Center for Prost

After missing with her throws, Margaret Hardy, MSN, pushes the red button dunking Dr. Dan Blazer during the Dunk-A-Doc fundraising event at Duke Cancer Center on May 16, 2019. Eighteen doctors volunteered to get wet to support cancer research and raise aw

After missing with her throws, Margaret Hardy, MSN, pushes the red button dunking Dr. Dan Blazer.  All photos by Shawn Rocco.