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A native of Charlotte, Stacia earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Management & Marketing from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. Following a short career in the banking industry, Stacia became a K-12 educator before attending North Carolina State University where she earned her M.Ed. in Counseling with a concentration in College Student Development. She is currently pursuing her EdD in Educational Leadership from East Carolina University. Prior to joining Duke University in the fall of 2019, Stacia started her career in University Housing at North Carolina State University before joining the Office of Multicultural Student Affairs as the…
Outcomes within the Student Conduct System. Any disciplinary hearing may result in sanctions (singly or in combination), including, but not limited to, those from the following list. In determining appropriate sanctions, consideration may be given to the nature of and circumstances surrounding the violation, the student’s/student group’s acceptance of responsibility, prior disciplinary violations, the impact of a sanction on the student/student group, precedent cases, university interests and any other information deemed relevant by a hearing panel/officer. For cases resolved through the Conduct Board, all sanctions are decided by majority vote with the exception of a suspension or expulsion of an…
Authorization to release Authorization to Release Information Form In order for the Office of Student Conduct & Community Standards (OSCCS) at Duke University to have permission to release information concerning any student’s disciplinary record to either themselves (via appointment only), an institution, or any other third party, please fill out the authorization to release form.The Office of Student Conduct & Community Standards at Duke University will only provide requested Dean’s Certifications (also known as disciplinary history forms) directly to all institutions and any other third party. Duke Undergraduate Reporting Policy Duke Undergraduate Reporting Policy The Office of Student Conduct and…
Melissa Allay, MEd is a native of Western Pennsylvania where she received a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Psychology and a Master’s of Education. She has worked in Student Affairs for over 12 years. She worked in Career Services for 5 of those years and the rest of her experience is in Student Affairs assessment. Melissa has been at Duke since March 2023. Student Affairs units Melissa supports include: Staff Resource Office, Finance and Administration, Career Center, Communications, New Student and Family Programs, Student Veteran Services, Duke Dining, Graduate and Professional Student Services
At Duke Student Affairs, our vision is that students will: Graduate with integrity and purpose, focused on near term goals and capable of adjusting to both opportunity and adversity; Care about themselves and others; and Develop the skills and judgment to navigate their journeys, both individually and collectively. Further, our vision for excellence extends to the greater Duke community, which is enhanced by the variety of outstanding services and operations provided by Student Affairs to students, faculty, staff, alumni, families, and guests of the University. The principles that guide us. Meaningful Inclusion: Moving Toward Equity Actively support all student identities…
Angel (he/him/his) grew up in rural North Carolina and, before joining the team as the Assistant Director of the Center for Sexual and Gender Diversity at Duke University, he spent his days working as the Assistant Director of the LGBTQ Center at UNC-CH. He returned to UNC (where he received his BA in Religious Studies with minors in both Women’s Studies and Sexuality Studies) for the AD position after obtaining a Master of Divinity from Yale Divinity School. Angel is currently enrolled in the Doctor of Ministry program at Duke Divinity School where he hopes to focus on providing spiritual and pastoral…
The Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards exists to support the campus community based on the principles set forth in the Duke Community Standard – honesty, trustworthiness, fairness, and respect for others. There are a number of ways you can become involved. Conduct Board Community Standard Advisor (CSA) Community Education The Conduct Board is a group of students, faculty and staff appointed to hear infractions of university policy. The board is charged with determining whether a student’s/group’s actions constitute a violation of university policy and, if so, an appropriate response. In determining an appropriate response, consideration is given to…
Get in touch! For general inquiries, please email us: studentaffairs@duke.edu. This email is monitored during normal business hours. Please do not send medical records of any kind to the above email address. If you are trying to submit insurance, immunization records, or any other health-related materials, please contact Student Health. Division of Student Affairs Org. Chart Need assistance? Visit our Resources page where you’ll find emergency contacts, information on the Duke Community Standard, mental health and wellness resources, how to report a concern, and more. In case of an emergency in which your or another’s immediate safety is at risk, please call Duke Police at…
Maij Vu Mai joined Duke in September of 2021 and currently serves as an Assistant Director in the CMA. In their current role, Maij’s work focuses on the AAPI community Asian/American and Pacific Islander communities at Duke, providing programs and services in the areas of community engagement, multicultural education, social justice education, and leadership development. Maij is a BlackVietnameseBipolarTransNonbinaryQueer hailing from Charlotte, NC. Their formal education consists of a B.A. in Sociology and Women, Gender, Sexuality Studies and a M.Div. from Wake Forest University, where they also served as the graduate assistant of Wake’s LGBTQ+ Center for 3 years. A creative visionary, organizer,…