• Professor Duvick spoke on Indiana's French heritage at the Indiana Foreign Language Teachers' Conference in November, 2006. Her talk was named "Best of Indiana" and she will present a revised version at the Central States Conference on the Teaching of Foreign Languages in Dearborn, Michigan, in March 2008.

• Professor Duvick gave a presentation on French-US Cultural Relations at the AATF National Conference in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, in July 2006. She gave a talk on voyageur history at the 2005 AATF conference in Québec City.

• In December 2004, Professor Duvick presented a paper on Maupassant's fiction at the Modern Language Association meetings in Washington, D.C.

• In 2003, Professor Duvick was named Indiana State French Teacher of the Year--Post-Secondary Level by the Indiana AATF Chapter and the Indiana State Foreign Language Teachers Association.

• Professor Duvick has spoken at a variety of community events on the topic of French-Canadian fur trader Joseph Bailly and his connections with Indiana and Porter County. She has presented at the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore as well as various area historical societies.

• Professor Duvick's article "Sustaining Foreign Language Enrollments through Collaboration: An Interdisciplinary Major" was published in the Winter 2002 Bulletin of the Association of Departments of Foreign Languages.

• In May 2002, Professor Duvick delivered a paper entitled "Language and Social Climbing at the Cincinnati Conference on Romance Languages and Linguistics.