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We’re committed to supporting all students and providing the resources they need to feel safe and welcome. In case of an emergency in which you or another’s immediate safety is at risk, please call Duke Police at 919-684-2444. If calling off campus, dial 9-1-1. Access Duke’s Confidential Mental Health Crisis Line by calling 919-660-1000, option 2. New Blue Devils We are excited to welcome you to our community of over 10,000 graduate and professional student scholars! Learn More Off-campus Housing Living in Durham, NC while being a student at Duke Housing Search Appreciation Week For a week in the spring,…
As the Associate Director for Housing Assignments, I manage the larger housing assignment processes including first year assignments, upperclass academic year application and room selection, housing accommodation assignments, fall to spring transition, etc. I supervise two staff members who support manage front line communications for the Housing Assignments Office and implements smaller housing processes including winter break housing, spring extension housing, early arrivals, etc. I have worked in Student Affairs for over 15 years. My journey in Student Affairs started as a Resident Assistant at Western Illinois University and I continued working in housing as a professional at various other…
We’re available and ready to assist in your transition and experience. Student Affairs works collaboratively with students, faculty, and staff to support our undergraduate, graduate, and professional school student veterans. Throughout the year we work with key stakeholders across campus to determine the needs of our students, develop priorities, and implement support strategies. The Office of Student Veterans focuses on three primary objectives: Developing and implementing opportunities for community building Serve as a resource both on- and off-campus for student veterans Advocacy on behalf of the military affiliated community Military Call-Up Policy We in the Office of Student Veterans acknowledge that this…
Originally from Miami, Florida, Anaija went to the University of Central Florida to pursue a B.A. in Psychology. Before joining the team, Anaija earned a Master’s degree in Educational Leadership with a focus in Higher Education and Student Personnel also at the University of Central Florida where she worked in the Department of Housing and Residence Life. When not helping students, Anaija enjoys watching movies, going to the beach, and cooking new recipes.
Today and in the future, Student Affairs will work closely with students to enhance leadership opportunities, promote interaction and familiarity among diverse racial, ethnic, international and political perspectives, support healthy habits and lifestyles, and provide outstanding career counseling and post-graduate opportunities. We will also encourage community and environmental involvement, whether with one of the hundreds of student organizations on campus, out in the Durham community, or anywhere in the world their passions lead. Impact Stories Reflecting on the B’nai Mitzvah Program Every year, students participate in Jewish Life at Duke’s B’nai Mitzvah program, which offers students who did not become…
Nicole (she/her/hers) develops the written and digital Housing Assignments communications and assists with smaller assignment processes including summer housing and early arrival assignments. Nicole received a BA in Communication Studies from UNC Charlotte and came to Duke from being an elementary school teacher. Nicole enjoys reading, food adventures, and all things Disney!
Ready to apply? Submit your housing applications via our housing portal, but first, review policies and procedures below. Housing Exceptions Housing and Residence Life is committed to providing a welcoming and inclusive living and learning environments for all residential students. Our priority will always be the safety and support of students. Housing & Residence Life will continue to work directly and intentionally with students, the Office for Institutional Equity, the Student Disability Access Office and other offices engaged in supporting students to ensure they receive individualized consideration. General Information 2024-2025 Housing Rates February 1, 2024: Please be aware that the…
Paige Pennebaker will be the Residence Coordinator of Craven Quad on West Campus. Paige was raised in Eden, NC and graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a B.A. in English and Comparative Literature where the RA role led Paige to fall in love with Student Affairs. With an M.A. in Student Affairs Administration, Paige approaches student affairs and higher education with a passionate blend of advocacy, identity development, and community formation through a folkloric lens. In Paige’s free time, you’ll often find that crafting, reading, or exploring the surrounding area captures Paige’s attention.
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The Duke Parents Advisory Council plays an instrumental role within the University by providing feedback, support, and counsel throughout the academic year. Goals: Assist the division in strategic planning for new and existing initiatives. Represent the larger community of Duke parents regarding policy and program implementation. Provide an outlet for parents of students who want to be involved in the undergraduate Duke experience. How to Join Currently, we are not recruiting new members. Membership appointments to the DPAC are for one year. Members have the possibility of extended service when space and interest permit. The DPAC meets once a year in person…
Your Support is Critical to Duke’s Jewish Community Did you know? 100% of our operating budget comes from alumni, parents, and friends like you. There are many ways you can support Duke’s Jewish community by making a gift today. Give Today! Ways to Give to Jewish Life at Duke Make a gift online You can make your gift to Jewish Life at Duke securely and easily right here on our website! Donate through your Donor-Advised Fund Select “Duke University” as the grantee, Tax ID: 56-0532129. Copy and paste the following into the free text field to designate the funds accordingly: “Jewish Life…