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Fraternities and sororities are opportunities for students to meet like-minded peers and connect with one another in values-based organizations. Fraternities and sororities provide community within national and international networks as members join chapters at Duke. Students interested in joining a fraternity or sorority are encouraged to explore all the chapters at Duke through council information, national organizations’ websites, and activities and events on DukeGroups. Questions? Contact us at leadership@duke.edu. Recruitment and Intake Duke chapters planning recruitment or intake activities in any given semester must adhere to the following guidelines. The Intent for Membership Intake Form must be submitted on…
Prospective Students New Students Welcome to the Duke Center for Muslim Life! The Duke Center for Muslim Life (CML) is a department within the Division of Duke Student Affairs and constitutes one of the most robust Muslim Life programs in higher education in the United States. When the CML first opened its doors in 2009, Duke University was one of only four universities to have a paid, full-time Muslim chaplain. Now, through the combined efforts of our staff, which includes an Office Coordinator, Student Development Coordinator, Muslim Chaplain, and Program Associate, the CML strives to attend to the needs of…
Duke is home to one of the most innovative, dynamic and cutting-edge collegiate dining programs in the country. No matter where you are at Duke, there’s someplace you can go to find what you’re looking for when the craving hits you. Our award-winning program features more than 45 restaurants and cafes with an abundance of options and nutritious choices that helped Duke earn top rankings as one of the best campuses for college dining! Duke Dine-Out Mobile Ordering How To Order Duke Dine-Out Mobile Ordering is available for pick-up at Bella Union, Beyu Blue, Cafe, Cafe 300, Farmstead, Freeman Center…
As we deepen our commitment to fostering meaningful philanthropic partnerships, Student Affairs is playing a key role in Duke’s upcoming university campaign. Many of us are new to fundraising, while others have already begun cultivating relationships with donors. Regardless of your experience level, this toolkit will guide you in responsibly navigating fundraising and stewardship efforts. Our goal is to track, steward, and maximize the impact of all gift funds. By ensuring that donations are used for their intended purposes, we not only honor the trust of our donors but also position ourselves to receive future gifts. Responsible stewardship opens new…
Apply to be a Resident/Community Assistant! Applications to join our Resident Assistant/Community Assistant team for Spring 2027 and the 2027–2028 Academic Year open on September 14! Candidates interested in joining the Residence Life team for Spring 2027 must submit their application materials by 12:00 p.m. on Friday, October 9. Interviews will be held on October 22 and 23. Candidates interested in joining the team for the 2027–2028 Academic Year must submit their application materials by 12:00 p.m. on Friday, October 30. Interviews will take place November 16–20. We encourage all interested students to apply and look forward to connecting with…
Available Grad Specific Positions & Application Process Have any questions about the info below? Email rlselections@duke.edu Positions Assistant Residence Coordinator Assistant Residence Coordinators (ARCs) in Housing and Residence Life play a major role in supporting department initiatives by developing healthy and inclusive communities that deliver on the promise of a residential experience that is inspiring, engaging, and fun. This is done through direct oversight of a residential community, supervision of student staff members, and collaboration with Residence Coordinators for programmatic and student support. There are available positions on both East and West campuses. These positions will live on campus and serve in…
Julie Anne Levey graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Comparative Area Studies and a Bachelor of Arts in History as part of the Class of 1993 from Duke University. During her time at Duke, Julie participated in Focus and was on the Dean’s List. She was active in student life including serving as a Tour Guide through the Office of Admissions, worked on project Head Start, fund raised for The Annual Fund, and worked in the Office of the Public Defender in Durham. After graduation, Julie was employed by Arthur Andersen & Company in their Washington, DC office for…