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Grace Athy (she, her, hers) is an Assistant Director in the Duke Career Center and works with the Business, Finance, and Consulting Community. She is joining Duke with over four years of experience within Career Services. Most recently, at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, within Kenan-Flagler’s Business School and University Career Services. She achieved her BSW from Spring Arbor University and shortly thereafter, her MSW from the University of Texas at Rio Grande Valley. She is originally from Michigan, but has since lived in many other states, such as South Dakota, Texas, and now North Carolina. Prior to…
Chloë is Assistant Director for Duke’s Professional Masters Programs. She offers career coaching and shares resources that support students pursuing engineering master’s degrees in this role. She began coaching Pratt’s Master’s students starting in the Fall of 2021 as a coaching consultant and has officially joined us Full-Time in Spring Semester 2022. Chloë received her bachelor’s degree in Journalism with a minor in Anthropology and her master’s degree in School Counseling from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC). While her graduate studies focused on school counseling, she realized that career counseling was her favorite part of her…
Passover 2026 with Jewish Life at Duke Celebrations, programs and observances are open our Duke colleagues and student groups of all identities and faith traditions. Passover takes place April 1-9, 2026. We’ve got you covered with seders, events, and kosher-for-Passover meals across campus. Click here to download a PDF of our 2026 Passover Guide! Passover Seders with Jewish Life at Duke Celebrate Passover with us by attending a seder, a ritual Passover meal. Make sure to sign up to attend a seder by Thursday, March 26! Wednesday, April 1: First Night of Passover Option 1: Student-Hosted Seders Across Campus: Various…
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Want to study abroad? Take a look at the travel safety map for LGBTQIA+ Students on DukeEngage, Duke In, and Duke Approved Programs. This map serves as a general safety guide for LGBTQIA+ students on DukeEngage Duke-In, and Duke Approved programs. Although it provides general safety information, it is not exhaustive. We encourage you to conduct additional research before making a decision to apply and/or participate in the respective program(s). The map can also be accessed by clicking here. Note: Disclaimer that it’s important to keep in mind that language on SOGIE is based off of Western conceptions. There are…
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Tips for Conducting a Housing Search Near the Duke University Marine Lab 1. The phone will be your best friend. Start by calling property management companies rather than looking on websites. Websites can be out of date, and many properties are never event listed. Call weekly to ask about availability. 2. Ask about off-season rentals. If possible, ask about off-season rentals rather than year-long leases. A number of management companies have owners that will rent to students from late August to mid-May. 3. Consider other short-term options. Some students use Airbnb or VRBO to find housing. 4. Timing is everything….
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Angelica is Assistant Director of Career Services and Professional Development for Duke’s Pratt School of Engineering Masters Programs. She is an enthusiastic coach offering practical and individualized attention to students navigating graduate school and transitioning into the workforce. Angelica encourages students to use their values, passions, and abilities to build a fulfilling and purposeful life. Through this strengths-based approach, students better understand themselves, their talents, the talents of others, and gain momentum to bring their goals to fruition. Angelica received her undergraduate degree in psychology from Virginia Commonwealth University and attended the University of South Carolina Aiken for her master’s…
Off Campus Housing Website Find your ideal house or apartment using Duke’s Off Campus Housing Website! Access resources to support your housing journey and local life in Durham. Click here for more info Learn what’s available for rent. Find your ideal house or apartment on the Duke Off-Campus Housing Website, Duke’s central resource for off-campus living. Explore a wide inventory of rental listings, connect with fellow students in search of off-campus roommates, post your own sublet, and access essential tips and resources to support your housing journey and local life in Durham. VISIT DUKE UNIVERSITY OFF-CAMPUS HOUSING Create an account…
Originally from Winston-Salem, NC, Ängela received a Bachelor of Arts in Athletic Training from the University of North Carolina Wilmington in 2005 where she was also a Student-Athlete on the Track & Field Team. She continued her education earning a Master of Science in Athletic Administration from North Carolina Central University in 2007. During her time as a Graduate Assistant, she had dual roles within the Sports Medicine and Compliance units of the athletic department. After completing her studies, she worked with the NCCU Student-Athlete Academic Support Services. Her interest in student academic success and development propelled her into academic…
If you want to host a party Tips for hosting a party Take the time now to meet all of your neighbors: Introduce yourself to your neighbors and get involved in the neighborhood—join the listserv, show up to the potluck, volunteer to help at neighborhood events, say hello when you see neighbors outside. Telling your neighbors that you’re having a party shouldn’t be the only time you talk to them! Tell your neighbors you’re having a party and give them your cell phone number. Ask them to call or text you if there’s an issue. This means that you need…