Our Guiding Philosophy: Career Everywhere for Everyone

Career Everywhere (for Everyone) is the belief and understanding that students are not only seeking advice about their career aspirations (and questions) from the staff at the Career Center, but also from faculty, staff, Duke alumni, our employer partners and more. Career Everywhere helps to ensure that everyone a student may interact with regarding career readiness is equipped with the tools and referral resources needed to create consistent messaging for all Duke students! The Career Center is the hub of this ecosystem, playing the role of consultant, creator, curator and collaborator. It is our role to create and curate career content; identify and amplify career resources; consult and collaborate with campus colleagues; and set the vision for a campus committed to career readiness and success.
With that philosophy, we have three guiding principles–Relevancy, Visibility, and Inclusivity. [Learn More]

AI for technical interview prep

Gen AI constantly evolves based on the data it is trained on and is becoming more and more in demand as people discover the capacity to integrate it into day-to-day activities including writing, research, coding, designing, and more.   

Using Gen …

By Catherine Allen (she/her)
Catherine Allen (she/her) Assistant Director, Career Insights, Assessment and Technology
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AI, Regulation and the Law: Shaping the Future of Drug Development – Webinar

ABOUT THE WEBINAR

In this discussion, our guests explore how recent regulatory changes are shaping the future of AI in drug development in the US market. We will also discuss the ripple effect these changes are having on a global …

By Michael "Rudi" Rudisill (he/him)
Michael "Rudi" Rudisill (he/him) Assistant Director, Career Services
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From Duke to Hollywood: Actor, comedian and physician Ken Jeong reflects on a dynamic career and his Blue Devil roots

Jeong, whose decades-long career includes such iconic roles as Mr. Chow in The Hangover movie series and Ben Chang in the hit sitcom Community, graduated from Duke in 1990 as a zoology major and worked as a physician for years before he made his first appearance on the big screen. 

By Kai Kelley Jr. (he/him)
Kai Kelley Jr. (he/him) Assistant Director, Entertainment, Media & Arts Career Community
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Spotlighted Resources

What’s Career Got To Do With It? Podcast

A much-loved podcast brought to you by four Career Center team members who hope to provide a space for honest …

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