Join Fuqua LinkedIn Live on October 4 to learn about pay inequality between new firms. Professor Melanie Wallskog will discuss the connection between pay scales and marketing conditions and what happens when firms hesitate to change.

SEPTEMBER 11, 2023

Helping others has always been the focus of Quauhtli's life and career.

Date and Time: Thursday, July 20 6-8pm

Location: Best End Brewing Co (1036 White St SW) 

Registration Link:  Click here to Register

We are excited to announce a summer event for both Fuqua alumni and current Fuqua students interning in Atlanta.

DukeNY invites you to leverage Duke's network and the myriad of career and professional development resources:

The first Duke Europe Women's Forum event of 2023 is a time management workshop facilitated by Kelly Nolan, an attorney-turned-time management strategist. After experiencing overwhelm as a young patent litigator in Boston, Kelly figured out a time management system to help her show up in the ways that she wanted to at work and at home—without requiring her brain to somehow magically remember it all.

Join DukeNY for a special evening to connect with Duke alumni—across all undergraduate and graduate schools—who work in the financial services, real estate, and legal industries.

February 7, 6:30-8:30 PM
Clifford Chance
31 West 52nd Street, New York, NY 10019

REGISTER

Layoffs and uncertainty are flooding the news, and the Career Management Center wants to offer support to Fuqua's wonderful alumni. They are hosting several upcoming sessions on various topics for those who may be unexpectedly starting a new job search or are wanting to prepare themselves for this uncertain time. Register for the virtual sessions via CareerBridge: https://fuqua-duke.12twenty.com/events#/events

The November issue of the Team Fuqua Flash newsletter is now available! Get caught up on school news, events, and opportunities to engage with the Fuqua community!

Read a summary of the year in DFE's courses, activities, research, and more: https://bit.ly/YearInReview21-22.

Thank you for signing up to join the connecteD pilot! We’re hard at work setting up this new platform as a place where alumni can help guide Duke students on their next career and life steps.

As we begin using the platform, we will be adding users in phases. Look out for an invitation in August to sign in to connecteD.

We continue to engage with our FGLI community in ways that are creating a deeper understanding of how we as a group can provide meaningful support.  

One of the big gaps between first-gen/low-income students and their non-FGLI peers is the access to connections that help them navigate the process for finding jobs and internships. You can help us narrow that gap by becoming a champion for students during their search. 

DeWitt Wallace center Director, Phil Napoli, is chairing a search for an Assistant/Associate Professor of Technology Policy at the Sanford School.

Like many Duke students, Raisa Chowdhury came into Duke as a premed major— until she did a DukeEngage Independent project in Chilmari, Bangladesh. Since then, she returned to Dhaka, Bangladesh and later Washington, D.C. to work on projects across a range of topics including rights of vulnerable populations, peace-building, and digital development. She’s now a master’s student focused on international development at Princeton’s School of Public and International Affairs.

Passing along from Knowable Head of Business Development 

Please feel free to circulate with your lists and if anyone is interested or you would recommend someone please feel free to have them reach out to me in addition to applying. I’d be happy to help anyone you all refer for the job.

Who We Are (Knowable):

Passing along from Knowable Head of Business Development 

Please feel free to circulate with your lists and if anyone is interested or you would recommend someone please feel free to have them reach out to me in addition to applying. I’d be happy to help anyone you all refer for the job.

Who We Are (Knowable):

JOB ANNOUNCEMENT: Knowable - Director, Commercial Excellence

Passing along from Knowable Head of Business Development 

DukeNY Career Conversations: Past Events and Recordings (May 2020 to June 2021:

Nicole Kyle '13 interviews Naureen Khan '10 about a negotiation that was a turning point in her creative career.  Where transparency doesn't exist, make it so. Be part of the solution, whatever industry you're in. Get talking! Click here to listen.

In this GoDuke.com piece, former Duke soccer players Callie Simpkins '13 and Libby Jandl '13 share about their experiences balancing summer finance internships and training for their senior season. The close friends are now colleagues at RBC Capital Markets and support younger players who pursue careers in New York.

Posted Oct. 16:

The Washington Post is seeking an investigative reporter to bolster its sports coverage.

We are searching for an experienced, motivated reporter who has a relentless curiosity about the forces that shape the sports world and a drive to illuminate them and hold them to account.

Join Duke alumni for DukeNY Career Conversations - a 30-minute, virtual series designed to help DukeNY alumni continue to expand their professional Duke networks, gain helpful Forever Duke career path advice, and be inspired.

This summer, senior Rachel Helman’s workdays started at 5 a.m. on her family’s farm in Oregon. One could assume her work involved tending to animals, plants, or machinery. In truth, until 2 p.m. she sat comfortably in her bedroom-turned-workspace, interacting with colleagues across the country, programming in Python, and doing research on her Bloomberg Terminal. Read more

DFE has named seniors Karam Katariya and Julia Weidman as the 2019-2020 recipients of the DFE Leadership Award. Each spring, the DFE honors one to three seniors with the award for their initiative in finance-related activities at Duke, dedication to peer mentoring, and contributions to the center. Both Katariya and Weidman will graduate this May with B.S. degrees in economics with a concentration in finance.

DukeNY Career Conversations - Wednesdays, 5-5:30 pm

Join Duke alumni for DukeNY Career Conversations a 30-minute, virtual series designed to help DukeNY alumni continue to expand their professional Duke networks, gain helpful Forever Duke career path advice, and be inspired, as part of the DukeNY COVID 19 response plan.

Duke alumna Dani Davis has compiled a list of resources available to freelance artists and arts organizations during this COVID_19 time.

It is an open share document, so anyone can contribute to its information. Instructions for contributing can be found at the top of the document. 

Have a job or internship you’d like to post for Duke students and alumni to apply to?

Post it on the Duke Alumni job and internship board! https://alumni.duke.edu/jobs

Once you post a position, we will:

1. Post with Duke’s career centers

2. Share on social media

Work in the media, entertainment, & sports industries? Stay connected to alumni, learn about full-time opportunities & career resources, and stay up to date on the latest industry trends. Join us on LinkedIn.

This group's objective is to facilitate discussion between students and alumni of Duke University's Fuqua School of Business who are pursuing careers in technology. This group is managed by the Duke MBA Tech Club, which represents Fuqua students interested in tech and serves as a liaison between students, companies, Fuqua's Career Management Center (CMC), other professional clubs, and anyone interest in technology. Join us on LinkedIn.

On October 30, 2019, the Duke Women's Forum hosted a panel titled "Duke Women STEAMing Ahead: A View from the Front Lines of Technological Innovation." The panel of business leaders, innovators and entrepreneurs spoke about what it takes to defy industry stereotypes and trailblaze in the tech industry, the skills needed to thrive in the 2.0 Economy, and what we can do to ensure that the next generation of women follows their lead.

Although Melissa Benn spent her 2012 DukeEngage summer in Thailand, her post-Duke path has focused on Africa. From working as a project manager for a food security monitoring program in Ethiopia and Sudan to her current role supporting sustainable agricultural and economic diversification in Malawi, Melissa continues to make a difference by empowering the communities she serves. Read more.

Fuqua's Career Management Center holds alumni career workshops online and in person. Past workshops have covered such topics as career progression, job trends, networking through LinkedIn, and more. Check out our upcoming schedule and recordings here.

Bridging the Gap promotes an informed and engaged public discourse on U.S. and global foreign policy challenges and solutions. We offer training and advocate for academics to pursue policy-relevant research and theoretically grounded policy work. Bridging the Gap simultaneously engages policymakers in the work of political scientists and scholars of international relations.

DukeJournos has a regular newsletter including events, highlights of recent works by alums, introduction of new members and job listings! To view July's newsletter, click here.

If you are interested in jobs in the Biotech / Computational Biology industry in NC keep up to date with companies in this field via the NCBiotech Company Directory - https://directory.ncbiotech.org/core-capabilities/bioinformatics

On February 22, 2019, alumnae gathered on historic boathouse row at the Sedgeley Club, home of the city’s only operating lighthouse, for a discussion with Sanyin Siang '96, MBA'02, CEO coach, author, associate professor at the Pratt School of Engineering and the executive director of the Fuqua/Coach K Center on Leadership & Ethics (COLE). 

On February, 22, 2019, Colorado alumnae gathered to learn about negotiations strategies. 

PrecisionFDA is partnering with George Washington University and FDA/CBER HIVE to launch a BioCompute Object (BCO) App-a-thon (https://precision.fda.gov/challenges/7). Participants will be given the opportunity to enhance standards around reproducibility and documentation of biomedical high-throughput sequencing by innovating and standardizing BCO creation and conformance.

Continuing our trend of posting jobs at companies there are jobs available at Inflammatix. Check the link and reach out if you are interested to get connected

https://inflammatix.com/careers/

 The McChrystal Group Leadership Fellowship seeks to provide an avenue for young professionals to gather experiences that will inform their understanding of strategic direction and gather information about the leader they hope to become. With unparalleled exposure to senior leaders and their organizations, the Leadership Fellowship offers a crash course in navigating the philosophy, strategy, and practice of leadership at the highest level.

The Social Science Research Institute (SSRI) and the Department of Computer Science at Duke University are jointly seeking applicants for an adjunct teaching position (non-tenure). Candidates must have a PhD in computer science or a related discipline, or industry experience/expertise commensurate with having earned a PhD.

AAAS has an exciting full-time opportunity for a Manager of Scientific Outreach within their SciLine Department in the Washington, DC office.

Responsibilities will include:

Are You A Duke Math Alum?

If so, we'd love to share your story! Please contact Wayne Williamson at wayne.williamson@duke.edu

See Duke Math Alum stories here