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ACADEMIC/FACULTY-STUDENT INTERACTIONS

 

Identities in Movement

In this year long series of speakers, films, and other events, we will investigate the relationship between identities and social change in an effort to create a meaningful analysis of the interrelation of race, gender, sexuality, and class. 

Asian American Studies Discussion Series 

A new program series featuring monthly discussions led by faculty members in the fields of Asian Studies and Asian American Studies.

STUDENT LIFE WORKSHOPS

 

“Figuring out Finances”Workshop Series 

This series seeks to offer students the skills and knowledge needed to make positive financial decisions, and at the same time, broach larger discussions about financial challenges facing college students.  You’ll be glad you came.  An hour and a half now will save you lenthy agony later!  Read More...

DIVERSITY EDUCATION

Unity through Diversity Forum

Since 2000, each annual forum has highlighted a topic of diversity of importance to campus life and society at large. Program typically features a keynote address, a panel—and conversations inspired by the speakers. Learn more...

Center for Race Relations

The Center for Race Relations (CRR) is a student-run organization that works closely with the Multicultural Center to changing the face of race relations at Duke University. The CRR provides a niche for meaningful interaction among groups of different races through sustained dialogue, academic immersion, social networking and experiential learning. Go to CRR's website...


STUDENT LEADERSHIP


Council of Cultural Group Presidents

Facilitated by the Multicultural Center, the Council of Cultural Group Presidents is a coalition of cultural student groups that meets monthly to share experiences, discuss campus and organizational issues, and propose solutions to identified issues and needs. Click here for more information.

Student Leadership Development Program

Designed to meet the needs of cultural student groups, the SLDP offers online resources as well as workshops that address issues in leadership, on both a philosophical and organizational level. Go to online resources...

FIRST-YEAR STUDENTS

[ Duke Orientation, Parent & Family Programs website ]

African and African-American Students Reception

Held during Orientation Week, the reception welcomes new African and African American students to campus and gives them a preview of the African/African American student experience at Duke.

Multicultural Connections Luncheon

Part of the Multicultural Center's Orientation Week events, the Luncheon introduces new students to the cultural communities on campus and gives them opportunities to network with upperclassmen in these communities.
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