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Mychal Harrison

Leadership in Difficult Times

Mychal Harrison '01

The Duke Alumni Association's new Board president reflects on growth that leads to change and how he's stepping out of his comfort zone.

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Build Your Network

Duke alumni are ready to help you on your career path. Try these eight things you can do right now.

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Welcome to the City Parties

Fall 2020

Connect with other alumni in your region at the Welcome to the City parties! Our virtual parties will be a great chance for you to meet new Dukies, learn about ways to be involved in your region and reconnect with your alma mater. E-mail invites coming soon.

What It Means to Be an American

What It Means to Be an American

Tuesday, October 20, 2020 at 7:00 pm EDT

The Duke Alumni Association invites all alumni to participate in this signature fall event that can only be described as distinctly Duke. Moderated by Duke Trustee Emeritus David Rubenstein '70, P'15, our alumni and faculty panelists will share their unique perspectives on this question, and hopefully provide a much needed moment of reflection for Duke alumni.

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Go Forward

Read President Vincent E. Price’s messages to the Duke community.

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