Provide meaningful and educational programming for all alumnae
Provide opportunities for leadership
Provide opportunities for mentorship with students and alumnae
Foster closer personal ties to the university to inspire increased support
of Duke
Women's Forum Events
In New York, Washington, and L.A, alumnae have continued to develop
Women's Forums to cultivate a network of mentorship and friendship among
Duke women. Each city organizes informal dinners, coffees, and book clubs,
as well as programs on everything from psychology and fashion to wellness
and leadership – and featuring prominent Duke alumnae and faculty.
Find out about upcoming events and how to get involved at your club's website:
What's Cooking?: From School Cafeterias to Restaurant Row
The Duke Club of New York Women's Forum recently spent an evening with a distinguished panel of Duke women ---
a cookbook author/editor/literary agent, a leading scholar of food, and a celebrity restaurant critic --- for a discussion
of the culture and industry of food.
On campus, women are taking great strides in leadership. Awo Nur, who goes by Awa and who is a class of 2010 Baldwin Scholar,
was elected as the 2009-10 Duke Student Government president – the first female president elected since 1999 (click
here for the Chronicle coverage).
