Student Engagement

From funny, personal stories of his mother’s reaction to his research awards – “that’s very nice, Bobby, but it’s not the Nobel” – to wise advice about mentorship and persistence, Dr. Robert Lefkowitz delighted over 200 viewers who tuned in to his virtual interview at Jewish Life at Duke with former Blue Devil David M. Rubenstein ’70 earlier this week. The conversation, introduced by Emma Mehlhop ‘21, a Jewish senior studying Economics and Global Health, was an entertaining and insightful peek inside the life and work of the cardiologist turned legendary scientist whom the Swedish press corps dubbed “the happiest Laureate.” Lefkowitz shared stories of his career path, family and personal life, and how his Jewish values shaped his life.

As a senior reflecting on my four years at Duke, I’ve embarked on a lot of adventures.

When I was a first year, I had a fear of resumes.

Serving as a Career Ambassador this last year has been both a fulfilling and enriching experience.

Navigating college as a first-generation and/or low-income student can be chall

First years, as you are taking the time to get adjusted and acclimated into your new environment, you may want to start explo

 

This week we travel to South America to visit Chile, one of the longest and narrowest countries in the world.

Yui Tsuzuki arrived in Durham six months ago with her husband, who is a visiting scholar at the Duke Law School. They call Japan home.