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The Table Talk pilot is a proud inaugural recipient of the Heaton-Blackshear Innovation Grant. *Fall 2023 semester applications have closed. Stay tuned for Spring 2024 application. Table Talk is simple! Selected students will have access to funds to take a faculty or staff member to a meal on campus. Talk about your personal and professional goals, your favorite TV show, the Duke/Clemson football game, time travel, or anything you want! Enjoy yourself, then tell us all about your experience. Why? Because informal interactions with faculty and staff outside of the classroom can help you find pathways to success while you’re at…
Division Co-Working Opportunities We invite you to come work alongside colleagues that you may not run into in your day to day. Bring your notebook, reading, or laptop anytime from 9:00 am – 4:00 pm on the following days: Wednesday, August 28 – Women’s Center (Bryan Center Suite 105) Thursday, October 24 – Arts Annex (404 Gattis St.) Tuesday, November 5 – Duke Career Center (Bryan Center Suite 036) Thursday, November 7 – Freeman Center for Jewish Life (1415 Faber St.) Tuesday, November 12 – Wall Center for Student Life (East Campus Union / Marketplace) Thursday, November 14 – Duke…
Current and Past Cohort Corey Pilson, T’20 Getting to work directly with Duke students was a key factor in Corey Pilson (T’20) accepting a BC Fellowship in December 2020. After being an engaged student leader and working in various Identity and Cultural Centers, Pilson’s familiarity with campus culture gave him a solid foundation on which to build his outreach to students. Bailey Bogle, T’20 Bailey Bogle (she/her) works as a Balthrop-Cassidy Fellow in the Dean of Students office, where she focuses on educating students on healthy relationships and contributing to Duke’s sexual misconduct prevention efforts. She is passionate about…
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Past Newsletters Newsletters written for and by the Duke Military-Affiliated Community. They often highlight events, groups, resources, and people within the community If you are not receiving our emails/newsletters and are interested – please email the office. 2024 December Newsletter – 2024 November Newsletter – 2024 October Newsletter – 2024 September Newsletter – 2024 D-Day 80th Anniversary (June) May Newsletter – 2024 Late April Newsletter – 2024 April Newsletter – 2024 March Newsletter – 2024 February Newsletter – 2024 January Newsletter – 2024 2023 December Newsletter – 2023 Veterans Day Newsletter – 2023 (Nov) November Newsletter – 2023 October Newsletter…
SASRO Updates Central Stay up to date on HR and Payroll related items that you need to know! SASRO Upates and News SASRO Process Updates (8/30/2024) Updates to several common employment actions managed by the SASRO. Read More SASRO Office Updates (8/30/2024) Announcement of the enhancements to several staff roles in SASRO and how we connect with you. Read More Recent Messages from SASRO Coming Sooon Frequently Asked Questions Questions about SASRO What is an “HRBP”? Human Resources Business Partners are HR staff members who help to strategize, develop, and implement a variety of HR Processes and Policies. In Student…
Got a question? Take a look at some frequently asked questions listed below. Don’t see what you’re looking for? Email us at leadership@duke.edu and someone will be in touch soon. Students I’m a first-year student, how can I get involved? Our office provides many opportunities for students to get involved! Come out to one of our Next Level Leadership workshops or joining a committee within Duke University Union. Consider attending an upcoming event hosted by a student organization or joining your House Council. Search Upcoming Events What kind of support can I get from your team? There are many ways…
Utilities in Durham Most living arrangements require you to set up and pay monthly utility bills. Typical apartment bills include electricity and internet. Some apartment complexes will also require you to pay the water bill. Most house rentals will require you to pay electricity, water, and internet. Some houses that are heated via natural gas rather than electricity will also require you to pay a gas bill. **For students without a social security number: many utility providers require additional verification if you do not have a social security number. Learn more from Duke International Student Center on setting up electricity,…
QuadEx is an inclusive living and learning model that builds upon the history, values and spirit of Duke to enhance and integrate the social, residential, and intellectual lives of undergraduates. QuadEx structures and resources work together to strengthen on-campus communities, enable deeper exploration of intellectual interests, and support student wellbeing and growth. With QuadEx, it’s not just where you live but how you live. Visit the QuadEx site Frequently Asked Questions What? Extending the best to all Neighborhood based residential model centered around seven West Campus Quads, that will support students for their entire four years at Duke. East Campus Houses will be permanently…
It’s Thyme: New Allergen-Friendly Dining Venue “It’s Thyme” is officially open in its new location at the Bryan Center! Bringing a fresh and innovative dining experience to the Duke community, It’s Thyme is operated by Erik and Rebecca Dailey, and their stellar team, and promises a worry-free culinary adventure catering to all, including those with the top nine food allergens. About the Menu: Dive into the delectable world of It’s Thyme, where the menu is a delightful journey split into three sections: ‘Our Thyme,’ ‘Your Thyme,’ and ‘Its Thyme.’ Our Thyme: Discover bowls inspired by Team Thyme – the diverse…