Information and Resources for students that support the advancement of Duke students that identify as Black / African American.
The following resources are curated specifically to assist students who identify as Black/African American, and all students who support the advancement of students who identify as Black/African American, explore their interests, find opportunities that best suit their needs and desires, and attain the goals they set for themselves.
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BCG’s Bridge to Consulting Workshop enables exceptionally talented freshmen and sophomores who identify as Black/African American, Hispanic/Latino, and/or Native American/Alaska Native/Indigenous to explore life as an Associate at BCG. During this immersive workshop, participants will learn about our firm, the collaborative work …
Are you on the road to professional achievement but encountering challenges along the way? ‘Dear Pathfinder’ is here to provide the answers you seek. Our advice column is ready to address your questions, whether they pertain to job searches, career …
What steps can be taken during the scouting and recruitment process to identify the best professional environments for you?
By Jared Smith and Hal Matthews
Finding the right organizational or positional fit isn’t only about identifying an ideal role at …
Written by: Sarah Johnston, Founder and CEO at Briefcase Coach.
If you aren’t a Master’s or professional student this article still offers great topics for you to consider. All students can connect with a career advisor to discuss their next …
Dear Pathfinder, is the Career Center’s Career Development advice column. Have a question for us? Submit it here. Catch up on past letters, here.
The Question –
If I don’t have a support system that I feel can …