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Your health and wellness are important to us. Duke’s international students have access to a multitude of resources both on and off campus to support their wellbeing. We encourage all students to be well versed in the American health insurance system to ease your transition to campus. Duke Student Wellness Center & Duke Student Health Fee All Duke students are required to pay the Student Health Fee. This entitles the student to receive medical care at the Duke Student Wellness Center located at 305 Towerview Drive, West Campus. Currently, you must call the Student Wellness Center to make an appointment. Tel. 919.681.9355. Select Option 2. Student…
Dani (she/her/hers) manages the overall operation of West Campus including supervision of the residential staff, planning and facilitation of the Sophomore Year Experience (SYE) program, collaboration with our Academic Guides program, and management of facilities and budgets. She has a B.A. from the University of St. Thomas and M.Ed in Higher Education Administration from North Carolina State University. Originally from Austin, TX, Dani has now happily made her home in North Carolina with her partner and family and is still on the hunt for the perfect chocolate chip cookie recipe.
The Freeman Center Cafe: Kosher deli classics, Mediterranean-inspired meals, and Freeman Favorites The Freeman Center Cafe is a Kosher establishment under the rabbinical supervision of Duke’s Campus Rabbi, Rabbi Elana Friedman, and operated in partnership by Duke Dining and Jewish Life at Duke. All items are prepared in our Kosher kitchens. Students eat at the Freeman Center for Jewish Life both by purchasing meals using their Duke meal plans for weekday dining and enjoying Shabbat and festive holiday meals at no cost to them. The Freeman Center Cafe is open during the fall and spring semesters while Duke classes are in…
Learn how you can connect and develop a sense of belonging. Housing and Residence Life manages all aspects of the university’s three-year undergraduate residency requirement. Residential programs are designed to build positive communities that value learning, create new opportunities for faculty engagement, and generate positive social connections. Click here to access the housing portal 25-26 Housing Application Click here to get information on the 25-26 Housing Process. The Housing application will open on Tuesday, February 18, 2025 and close at 12:00 p.m. (noon) on Friday, February 21, 2025. Click here for 25-26 Housing information Summer 2025 Housing Application Learn more…
Jordan Buie (she/her/hers) is the Residence Coordinator for Edens Quad. Born and raised in Baltimore, Maryland she has a B.A in Communication from the University of Maryland: College Park and an M.S. in Student Affairs in Higher Education from Miami University. Jordan loves going for morning walks, working out, traveling to visit family, and reading classic romantic comedy books.
We provide access, inclusion, and support to all of our students. We appreciate our students and the diverse backgrounds and needs they bring to our university. We encourage you to read more about how this support applies to undocumented and DACA students in this message from President Vincent Price on Duke Today. Explore Additional resources To help you navigate this site, we’ve defined a few terms used below. Undocumented: not having the appropriate legal documentation to establish permanent residency in the U.S. DACAmented:having been granted prosecutorial discretion from removal proceedings or removal from the United States for a specified period of time…
RC Adam is the Residence Coordinator for First-Year Programming at Duke University. They maintain oversight of three thriving and vibrant residence hall communities: Giles, Wilson, and West House. Adam also manages the Devils After Dark program — a series of late-night events designed to enhance the first-year experience on East Campus!! From his time at Duke, some of Adam’s favorite programs include “Devils After Dark: The Return,” “Midnight Breakfast,” and “Devils in the Daylight.” Starting at Duke in the Summer of 2022, Adam was born and raised in New York. They earned their BA in English and in Gender, Sexuality,…
Our Leadership Libby Skiles, Ed.D Interim Assistant Vice President of Student Well-being Hunter Spotts, M.D. Director of Student Health Jill Farrington Associate Director, Clinic Operations Crystal DeWeese Nurse Manager Kiah Rivers Administrative Assistant Our Clinical Staff Frederica Agbejule Licensed Practical Nurse Franca Alphin Director of Nutrition Services and Dietitian Toni Apadula Clinical Dietitian Cokeita Barrett Certified Phlebotomist Bailey Bowling Radiology Technician Mark Buchanan Registered Nurse Lynne Burns Nursing Coordinator and Registered Nurse Ellen Crawford Immunization Coordinator and Registered Nurse Cleoanne Estrera Nurse Practitioner Sue Evans Registered Nurse Tam Hyunh Physicians Assistant Jacqueline Farrar Licensed Practical Nurse Evan Ferry Nurse Practitioner…
I am the administrative staff assistant at the East Campus HRL office. I handle all the keys and front desk by answering phone calls, emails and making sure students are receiving loaner keys for their rooms. I oversee the East Campus Dean’s schedule. I also supervise the student workers that runs the front desk. I was a security officer at Duke University with Allied Universal for 6 years. I have done security at East, Central, West and 300 Swift. Now I am at the East Campus HRL!!!
Carson Flynn (He/Him/His) manages the overall operations of Kilgo Quad and supports the operations of Crowell Quad. He has a B.S. in Biology from the University of Minnesota where he spent most of his energy serving as an RA and traveling competing in collegiate disc golf tournaments. He also spent time at Texas Christian University where he received an M.Ed in Higher Education Leadership and developed a love for BBQ cuisine. In his spare time, you’ll likely find him at the climbing wall, the nearest food truck, or exploring North Carolina.
Trainings The CML prides itself on being a resource at Duke. Check out the trainings we offer to educate the campus community. Been Here, Still Here: Muslims and Islamophobia in the U.S. The CML provides an introductory training about the history and presence of Muslims and Islamophobia in the US. The learning objectives include: To recognize stereotypes of Muslims and understand the diversity of racial backgrounds, practices, and experiences of US Muslims To understand the critical role Islam and Muslims have played in the history of the US To identify the language and rhetoric of Islamophobia and grasp its effects…