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We are recruiting team members for the S23 and F23 semesters to help plan speaker events and Code for Good 2023, our signature hackathon.
Hi!! We’re so excited to host out first Best Buddies social of the semester this Friday 2/3 at 6 pm in the Reuben Cooke building Room 126!! We will have some board games and beading activities and work on making Valentine’s Day cards as well! We’re excited for everyone to join us. Don’t hesitate to bring any friends! More is always merrier!
We will be hosting a free brunch at the Nasher as part of our new member recruitment.
Information session for students interested in joining Catalyst
Planning and logistics for Environmental Alliance’s Earthfest
Open studio access for kit rentals at the Annex
Join Diya for a panel discussion with Duke Professors Susan Thananopavarn, Akhil Sharma, and Jessica Namakkal on the South Asian diaspora and identity.
BOW is thrilled to offer a hybrid event for Duke students (and recent alumni) who are considering business school. This event is for you if you are considering applying for any of the following: – MBA deferred enrollment (apply during your final year of undergrad to start an MBA in 2-4 years) – Pre-experience business masters degree (e.g. Fuqua MMS) starting after graduation – MBA programs in…
The history of American Muslims goes back more than 400 years. As the Muslim population grows so do incidents of Islamophobia (https://abcnews.go.com/US/20-years-911-islamophobia-continues-haunt-muslims/story?id=79732049) Join the Center for Muslim Life for an introductory training about the history and presence of Muslims and Islamophobia in the US. Learn to: 1) Recognize stereotypes of…
Open studio access for kit rentals at the Annex
We hope to commemorate this year and our Black Duke community in an authentic way by crafting a yearbook, so we’ll essentially be capturing the countless faces, personalities, cultures and identities that shape Black Duke ’22-’23. All members of the Black Duke community (students, faculty, and staff) are invited to participate.
Paige Vinson has worked in higher education since 2006. She began her formal mindfulness training in 2010 and completed her Koru Teacher Certification in 2020. She has witnessed first-hand the positive impact that mindfulness practice has had not only on her life but also on the everyday lives of her students.