Belonging at Duke
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Introduced in Fall 2020, the Academic Guides program is a Duke Endowment funded initiative of the Office of Undergraduate Education. Members of this team create evidence-based, holistic approaches to student engagement that support students’ academic and emotional well-being and build resilience. By placing the Academic Guides’ offices in the residence halls on West Campus, the program seeks to normalize help-seeking and expand access to available academic services.
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.
This week, we received a request from a member of our undergraduate international student community.
This month, I talked to Lou-Ann Stock, who is visiting from France to practice her English.
Thank you Rubens for agreeing on being our featured student for the month! As a Karsh Scholar I have been able to appreciate your openness to new students and willingness to help everyone and before you leave I want to share your story with everyone!
Erik Ludwig (1976-2015) graduated from Duke in 1998, and his legacy continues to