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Figuring out the next step in your career feels like one of the quintessential struggles of a college student. It’s a tricky task, no matter who you are or what you plan on pursuing. Sure, it’s easy to conjure up an image of “future you” prospering in a dream job—you can practically see it before your very eyes—but it’s hard to know how to get there. It feels even harder when that dream job is in a creative industry.
When I applied to Duke as a student who wanted to enter the arts, I thought I would spend the next four years of my life amongst a sea of pre-professionals without an inkling of resources or contacts. What I soon discovered was the secret world of the Duke arts community. It is a community of students, faculty and alumni who are passionate for the arts and support one another in their creative endeavors. This past Friday and Saturday that community came together for DEMAN Arts & Media Weekend, a two-day series of events that I clear my schedule for months in advance.
