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Jewish Life at Duke Professional Staff Meet the professionals that are here to help our students find meaning, connection, and joy! Joyce Gordon Director Email: joyce.gordon@duke.edu Phone: 919-681-2911 Joyce Gordon (she/her/hers) joined us as Director for Jewish Life in July of 2018. As director, Joyce oversees all aspects of the Freeman Center and JLD’s work across campus. She sets the strategy for Jewish Life at Duke, cultivates alumni and parent partnerships through the advisory board, and manages our organizational operations. Joyce also serves on university searches and committees, among them the Campus Climate Committee (co-chair), the Racial Equity Advisory Council,…
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Improving communications within the division and building awareness. Updated mission goes here. Student Affairs Communications works to improve communications within the division of Student Affairs, as well as build awareness of the work of the division across the university and beyond. Our team serves as an internal resource for the division as related to a wide range of communications needs, including branding, marketing, storytelling/news, social media, website, and internal and external communications. The office works with communicators and colleagues across the division to provide recommendations, guidelines, and resources, with the goal of building consistency and cohesiveness in division communications efforts….
Academic Support Graduate and Professional students seeking academic assistance should connect directly with your school’s academic department, program, faculty or advisor for assistance.Support is never a “one size fits all” approach. Feel free to browse other collections of Duke’s academic support resources that you may find helpful to your situation. * Common student challenges and management solutions * Communicating with Staff or Faculty – Templates, tips, and learning tools curated for Duke students – https://academicguides.duke.edu/resources-for-students/ * Students looking for accommodations, accessibility or assistance – https://access.duke.edu/
All the policies you need to know. We have a number of critical policies in place to ensure safety, streamline procedures, and clarify expectations. When you have questions about or need information regarding division policies, check here first. Facilities and Equipment Student Affairs Policies Capital Budget and Capital Project Request Form (CPRF) Process Mobile Devices Security Cameras Use of Facilities Relevant University Policies and Offices Capital Construction Project Guidelines Plant and Equipment Procedures Principles Governing Internal Room Use Fees Use of University Lands and Facilities The “Relevant University Policies and Offices” links throughout this document go to pages outside the…
Newsletters sent to Division of Student Affairs staff. We archive all of the materials sent to our staff so you can always find information from previous materials. Break Room Fun-Letters 8/7/20 – Leadership Edition 8/14/20 – The One Where We Make It A Blockbuster Night 8/21/20 – The One Where We Move to the Beat 8/28/20 – The One Where Students Arrive 9/4/20 – The One Where We’re Still Cookin’ 9/11/20 – The One Where We Read 9/18/20 – The One Where We Discover the Unknown Toward a Renewed Campus Community September 8, 2020 – Enacting the 5 Norms September 22, 2020 – Thank you from President Price, New…
Introduced in Fall 2020, the Academic Guides program is a Duke Endowment funded initiative of the Office of Undergraduate Education. Members of this team create evidence-based, holistic approaches to student engagement that support students’ academic and emotional well-being and build resilience. By placing the Academic Guides’ offices in the residence halls on West Campus, the program seeks to normalize help-seeking and expand access to available academic services. Whether by organizing conversations with students, faculty, and staff around the challenges we all face as we grow into the best versions of ourselves or through residence hall-based gatherings designed to raise awareness…
The Freeman Center for Jewish Life, located on Duke’s campus, opened in 1999, providing a home for Jewish Life at Duke and the Rubenstein-Silvers Hillel and for the Duke Jewish community to gather, celebrate, learn, and pray together. Jewish student centers, and Jewish communities especially, existed on campus long before the Freeman Center was built, however. What was Jewish life at Duke like in the 1950s? Class of 1958 alumna Charlene Nachman Waldman shared the following photos and reflection with us: Jewish students at Duke in the 1950s would not have imagined that one day there would be a Freeman Center…
Looking for information on Spring 2022 Semester? For the latest updates about returning to campus for Spring Semester 2022, visit the Duke United website. For all messages sent to students with COVID-related and return to campus information, visit the Updates for Students page. For information on the COVID vaccine and booster requirements, visit Duke’s COVID Vaccine website. Re-entry Reminders Testing Through January 18, free entry testing will be available at test sites listed here. Starting Jan. 10, students must inform staff on site that they need an entry test, not a surveillance test. Questions? Survtest@duke.edu for surveillance testing questions. Boosters To schedule your required booster, call Student Health 919.681.9355…