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Need help with your next communications project? Our team is here to support you with a range of services to enhance your message and reach your audience effectively. Whether you need assistance with video production, photography, graphic design, web editing, social media, or writing, we’re ready to collaborate with you to bring your ideas to life. To request support, simply select the appropriate form below to get started. Each form will guide you through the information we need to assist you effectively. General Requests For communications needs such as basic graphic design, writing support or a consultation—please use our general…
Who We Are Student Organization & Programming Finance (SOP Finance), is a team of paymentspecialists in Duke Student Affairs Finance & Administration. Our office functions similar to a bank for student organizations. Our team is primarily remote, though we are on occasion, in Smith Warehouse Bay 4. We process all financial transactions for recognized student organizations, and serve as a liaison between student organizations and larger financial offices at Duke University. Who We Work With Undergraduate RSOs Open Membership Closed Membership Competition Group Greek Graduate/Professional RSOs Student Government Duke University Union Office Hours Monday-Friday09:00am – 12:00pm1:00pm – 04:30pm Contact sopfinance@duke.edu…
Stay in Touch, Get Involved We appreciate the alum, faculty and staff who support CSGD through their time, talent, gifts and thoughts. If you need information, start here. The Accomplice Crew Join the CSGD’s Accomplice Crew, a newsletter sent once a semester to keep alumnx and supporters updated on our progress, happenings, and impact. For questions and concerns, please email csgd@studentaffairs.duke.edu. Duke Alums Welcome back to Duke! The Duke LGBTQ Network is the official LGBTQ affinity group of Duke Alumni Relations. The Center is proud to host two alumnx receptions each year. Please read more about these events on our Annual Programs page. We would like to…
Duke Dining and Nutrition Services have created a nutrition education program called Diversify Your Plate. This is an extension of our current Balance Your Plate program which aims to educate students about how to enjoy a balanced meal. Diversify Your Plate takes this program a step further providing information and examples on the health benefits and taste of culturally diverse balanced meals. Our goal is to encourage students to learn, experience, and understand the benefits of culturally diverse cuisines. Balanced Eating…. is a global thing! This year we have focused on different cultural cuisine types, offering examples of how to create a balanced plate for each culture cuisine type including a Latin American…
Find Everything You Need on Campus and Around Durham We know you have a lot of needs, large and small. Here, you’ll find a variety of resources that will come in useful for everyday life at Duke. The list below isn’t exhaustive of everything in and around Duke. We encourage you to explore your department, campus resources, and the city to take advantage of as much as you can during your time at Duke. On-Campus Resources: Physical and Mental Well-Being Duke Student Health Student Health is the primary source for a wide range of healthcare services for all Duke Students,…
Opportunities to broaden your perspective and engage with respect. Thank you for visiting our page! The Duke International Student Center is currently reviewing our trainings and workshops. As part of our inventory process, we are considering the expertise of our current staff, best practices in the field, needs from our community, and capacity of our team to lead individualized opportunities for community partners. We intend to resume offering training soon and appreciate your patience in the meantime. We’re open to your suggestions. If you’d like to receive training from DISC, please send us your suggestions so we can consider it in…
The Duke Libraries Research and Instruction Services department needs your help. We want to better understand the unique needs of all the students we serve, and this semester, we are speaking with military-affiliated students (veterans, active duty, reserve, and guard). Your input will help us improve library services and resources to better meet your needs and help staff understand your experiences at Duke and with the libraries. We are currently looking for volunteers to participate in a focus group with 3-6 other military-affiliated participants, conducted remotely via Zoom. This focus group will also be facilitated by a veteran member as…