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Your Support is Critical 100% of our operating budget comes from alumni, parents, and friends like you. There are many ways you can support Jewish Life at Duke by making a gift today. Give Today! Did you know? A gift to Jewish Life is a gift to Duke University. Your donation to JLD counts toward your overall Duke University giving, and a tax receipt will be issued by the University. 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! …
Brianna “Bri” Small (she/her/hers) serves as the Residence Coordinator for the Hollows Quad. Originally from Maryland but having grown up in North Carolina, Brianna attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill for her undergraduate degree where she pursued a B.A. in Dramatic Arts and Environmental Studies (Sustainability Track) with a minor in Hispanic Studies. Upon graduation, Brianna worked for two years at Hillside High School as a College Advisor through the Carolina College Advising Corps (CCAC). After her Americorps service term as an advisor, she traveled to Colorado to attend Colorado State University in order to pursue her…
As a visa holder at Duke, you have access to valuable resources. The Duke International Student Center does not advise on immigration and or visa matters. Duke Visa Services is located at 1st Floor, Bay 7, Smith Warehouse, 114 South Buchanan Boulevard. Contact DVS by emailing visahelp@duke.edu or calling (919) 681-8472. Bookmark the DVS homepage for updates on pertinent information for all visa holders at Duke. Each student, scholar, or department has a designated DVS advisor. To find out who your DVS advisor is, please visit the Department Liaisons page. Here are some links to the Duke Visa Services’ website that you may find helpful:…
Everything You Need to Navigate Your Duke Experience Wellness Resources Students have access to a range of wellness resources and support through Duke’s Student Wellness Center. If You Feel Sick Student Health is the primary source for a wide range of healthcare services for all Duke Students, many of which are covered by the student health fee. To make an appointment call (919) 681-9355 and choose option 1. Medical emergencies should call 911. Learn More Timely Care Virtual care from anywhere. Otherwise known as everywhere. Counselors, mental health professionals, and more. You name it, we’ve got it. And so do…
Jill Solomon is originally from Brooklyn NY and received her undergraduate and Masters from the University of Delaware, primarily focusing on adolescent youth identity development. Jill Solomon spent her first few professional year at Tulane University and joined the Duke team in August of 2022. Currently she serves in Housing & Residence Life as a Residence Coordinator, overseeing Keohane and Wannamaker Quad. Jill Solomon works to promote inclusive and educational living spaces on campus and hopes to increase student’s sense of belonging at Duke.
Immunization Requirement Q: What immunizations and clearances are required? A: Duke University requires that students be compliant with immunization requirements, in accordance with North Carolina General Statutes (§130A 152–157). Any student to whom this policy applies must provide a certificate of immunization for all of the immunizations listed below and complete the required screening: Tetanus / Tetanus, diphtheria and pertussis (Td, DTaP, Tdap): Three doses of tetanus vaccines. At least one of the three doses must be a Tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis (Tdap) vaccine administered within the past 10 years. Measles: Two doses separated by at least 28 days with…
We understand that you may have questions regarding the Duke university insurance plans. Answers to the most commonly asked questions are below. If you don’t see your question, please reach out to our team: For assistance with the Gallagher student insurance portal, benefits questions, or claims assistance – connect by using the Contact Us form on the Help Center website or by calling 866-931-5275 For questions related to student accounts or paying for the insurance premium, contact the Bursar’s Office by emailing bursar@duke.edu or 919-684-3531 For all other questions, please contact our Student Health Insurance Support Team at shs-insurance@duke.edu or…
COURSE INTRODUCTION Duke University Student Affairs and the Dean of Students Office is offering QPR Gatekeeper Training to support the broader campus community. Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR) is a gatekeeper course focused on reducing suicidal behaviors by providing innovative, practical and proven suicide prevention training. Just as people trained in CPR help save thousands of lives each year, people trained in QPR learn how to recognize the warning signs of a suicide crisis and how to question, persuade, and refer someone to help. The Dean of Students Office has adopted this course and is offering it virtually through Canvas to…
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In this role, Emily oversees the housing software, Mercury, as well as card access to the residence halls. This position enables Emily to focus on her passion of leveraging technology to create efficiencies, delivering user friendly processes, and managing the accuracy of records. Emily received her BA in Human Services from Elon University and her Masters in Higher Education from Mississippi College. Prior to her time at Duke, Emily worked for 10 years at The College of New Jersey for the Office of Student Accounts as well as Residential Education and Housing. In her free time, Emily enjoys playing the…
Originally from rural Pennsylvania, MJ graduated from the Indiana University of Pennsylvania with degrees in sociology and psychology. At IUP she was a resident assistant and production manager for the student newspaper, The Penn. After spending several years working with teens, she returned to residence life as a residence coordinator at Seton Hill College in Greensburg, PA. Finding her calling in residence life MJ pursued a M.Ed. in student personnel services from the University of South Carolina and has worked at the University of Arizona, Clemson University, and Hollins University. While at Hollins, MJ pursued studies at Averett University,…