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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…
Brian (He/Him) is a Residence Coordinator overseeing Bassett, Brown, Pegram, and Alspaugh. Brian was born and raised in Lenoir, North Carolina, in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains. He has an undergraduate degree in English Education from NC State University, and an M. Ed. in Higher Education Student Affairs from Western Carolina University. Outside of work, he enjoys horror movies/literature, writing music, and powerlifting.
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I am the Financial Staff Assistant in the East Campus HRL office. As the financial staff assistant, I primarily handle the budgets for the Dean, Residence Coordinators, and House Council’s on East Campus. For each of these fund code budgets I reconcile purchases, and complete monthly audits to ensure every penny is accounted for. I also oversee the space reservations for events on East Campus and run comprehensive lock box reports to ensure master keys are in their proper places. Quite the Duke journey man I am. Started as a temporary employee in the Nike Team Store, then moved to…
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As the Associate Director for Housing Assignments, I manage the larger housing assignment processes including first year assignments, upperclass academic year application and room selection, housing accommodation assignments, fall to spring transition, etc. I supervise two staff members who support manage front line communications for the Housing Assignments Office and implements smaller housing processes including winter break housing, spring extension housing, early arrivals, etc. I have worked in Student Affairs for over 15 years. My journey in Student Affairs started as a Resident Assistant at Western Illinois University and I continued working in housing as a professional at various other…
We’re available and ready to assist in your transition and experience. Student Affairs works collaboratively with students, faculty, and staff to support our undergraduate, graduate, and professional school student veterans. Throughout the year we work with key stakeholders across campus to determine the needs of our students, develop priorities, and implement support strategies. The Office of Student Veterans focuses on three primary objectives: Developing and implementing opportunities for community building Serve as a resource both on- and off-campus for student veterans Advocacy on behalf of the military affiliated community Military Call-Up Policy We in the Office of Student Veterans acknowledge that this…
Originally from Miami, Florida, Anaija went to the University of Central Florida to pursue a B.A. in Psychology. Before joining the team, Anaija earned a Master’s degree in Educational Leadership with a focus in Higher Education and Student Personnel also at the University of Central Florida where she worked in the Department of Housing and Residence Life. When not helping students, Anaija enjoys watching movies, going to the beach, and cooking new recipes.
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