Located in the middle east, Israel is a small country of about 13,715 sq mi with coasts along the Mediterranean and Red seas. Israel is bordered by Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, and the Palestinian territories of West Bank and the Gaza Strip. Like the colors of the Jewish prayer shawl (tallit) , the Israeli flag is blue and white with the Star of David in the center.
Please join us as we celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. with a dedicated menu of some of the Reverend's favorite foods.
Marketplace
Monday, January 18th, 2021
5pm-9:30pm
Menu (served at the Durham Market station):
Fried Chicken (wheat, milk, egg, soy)
Country-Style Steak (wheat) and Gravy
White Rice (v) (wheat, milk)
Mac and Cheese (v) (wheat, milk)
Black Eyed-Peas (v, gf)
Southern-Style Green Beans (v,gf) (soy)
One of the easiest ways to begin networking successfully is to develop and practice a 30-second elevator pitch to introduce yourself to employers.
1. What resources are available to start my internship or job search?
You have quite a lot of options to use to assist you in your search. These are some good resources to help you get started:
Many industries have a wide-reaching variety of opportunities available, which sometimes makes it difficult to know what one can do with a degree or interest in that subject.
A mind map is a graphical way to represent ideas and concepts and takes brainstorming to the next level. It is visual thinking tool that helps structure information to better analyze, understand, synthesize, recall and generate new ideas. In a mind map, information is structured in a way that mimics more closely how your brain actually works.
Note taking
Brainstorming (individually or in groups)
Problem solving
Studying and memorization
Planning
Presenting information
Gaining insight on complex subjects
Self-awareness
Decision making
This fall, we wrote 12 Flag of the Week articles with countries from the Americas, the Middle East, Europe, Africa, Asia, and Oceania.
We featured:
Career and major exploration can be one of the most important, and the most frustrating, pieces of figuring out what to do with your life. In the Career Center, we like for you to focus on values, skills and competencies, rather than major equals career; the more skills you build and the more able y
What started as a whisper in February, quickly became our new reality by March.
Now, with only finals left in the fall semester, we can all reflect on the decisions and actions of students, faculty, staff, and the entire Duke community and know that we came together and made it work. It was not easy, and it certainly wasn’t without issue. Will everything go back to normal this spring? No. However, with impossible odds and improbable measures, we completed an in-person semester during a Global pandemic.
It would be irresponsible of me to not acknowledge the loss and heavy burden that has befallen so many because of COVID-19, and this reflection is by no means suggesting that this fight is over or that we have somehow succeeded.
Listen to the podcast here: https://soundcloud.com/user-887687518/pfp-podcast-peer-for-you.
Narrator: You are listening to the Duke University Parent and Family Programs podcast.
MJ: Hello, this is MJ Larrazabal from the Office of Parent and Family Programs at Duke University. Today, we have the pleasure of hearing from Olivia from the student-run organization, Peer for You. Thank you so much for taking the time to chat with us today, Olivia! Could you please tell us your class year, major, and a little bit about yourself?
