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For those pining for satisfactory/unsatisfactory grading, keep your fingers crossed: It may be easier to get one of those stress-relieving S’s in the spring in the Trinity College of Arts and Sciences, with details depending on the department.
Duke Student Government heard a presentation from the assistant vice president for intercultural programs Wednesday night and discussed how senators and students can work toward inclusivity at all levels of the University.
Duke Student Government Senators heard from Li-Chen Chin, assistant vice president for intercultural programs, at their Oct. 21 meeting.
Duke Sexual Harassment and Assault Prevention and Education filled Duke Student Government senators in on its mission at the Senate’s Wednesday meeting.
Duke Student Government senators heard from Duke SHAPE, which aims to combat sexual assault and harassment, at their Wednesday meeting.
Duke Student Government senators got a history lesson at their Wednesday meeting.
In a Friday email from Gary Bennett, vice provost for undergraduate education, and Mary Pat McMahon, vice provost and vice president of student affairs, Duke announced that all students who request spring housing will be able to live on campus.
Duke Student Government Senators heard from sophomore Drew Flanagan, chair of the Student Organization Finance Committee, at their Wednesday meeting as he discussed a decline in funding to student groups and the current lack of annual budgets due to COVID-19.
The DSG Senate heard updates on student group funding at its Sept. 30 meeting.
Duke will provide new information on spring semester housing the second week of October, with information on the format of spring courses likely coming then as well, Mary Pat McMahon, vice provost and vice president of student affairs, told the Duke Student Government Senate at its Wednesday meeting.
At their Sept. 23 meeting, DSG senators heard an update from Mary Pat McMahon, vice provost and vice president of student affairs, and Chris Rossi, assistant vice president of students affairs for strategic engagement, on COVID-19's impact on students.
In its first meeting with newly elected senators, the Duke Student Government Senate participated in diversity, equity and inclusion training with James Mason, an equal opportunity compliance investigator at the Office for Institutional Equity.
The Duke Student Government Senate welcomed new members at its Sept. 16 meeting.
In addition to a summer dominated by the coronavirus pandemic, a socially distanced semester and online classes have created concerns of prolonged periods of isolation for incoming students. With the semester back in full swing, students have a variety of mental health resources to help them navigate the challenges this year brings.
The Duke Student Government will welcome new first-years to the Senate.
In anticipation of the arrival of newly elected senators next week, the Duke Student Government Executive Board is organizing speakers and groups to present at their weekly meetings.
Members of the Duke Student Government executive branch detailed their efforts to improve Duke services and programs at Wednesday’s Senate meeting.
Wednesday's DSG Senate meeting featured updates from the executive branch, as well as appointments to DSG positions and Duke committees.
The DSG Senate heard updates from several of its caucuses at its Aug. 26 meeting.
Following the creation of Duke Student Government caucuses during the 2018-19 academic year, the caucuses have expanded to better represent the Duke student body.
