Information and Resources for students that support the advancement of Duke students that identify as women.

The following resources are curated specifically to assist students who identify as women, and all students who support the advancement of students who identify as women, explore their interests, find opportunities that best suit their needs and desires, and attain the goals they set for themselves.

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Brillando: Latina Leaders in the Tech & Business Spaces

A series highlighting the experiences, perspectives, and advice of Latinas working in technology and business environments.

Welcome to the second blog post highlighting special Latina leaders in technology and business! My name is Emily Barragan and I’m a current sophomore …

By Emily Barragan
Emily Barragan
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Signs Your Mental Health is Struggling (podcast)

From the Between Sessions podcast series (September 3, 2022)

By Leigh Ann Muth-Waring (she/hers)
Leigh Ann Muth-Waring (she/hers) Assistant Director, Employer Relations
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10 Common Job Scams to look out for in 2025

3 minute Read

We always encourage you to take your time and exercise due diligence when sourcing and applying for roles. One of the best ways to protect yourself is by staying alert to common phishing scams. As a general …

By Jared Smith (He/Him)
Jared Smith (He/Him) Associate Director, Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging
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10 Must-Reads Before Starting Your First Job

Reposted from The Muse, 6/19/2020

We’re not going to lie: Starting your first job is like nothing else you’ll ever experience.

Even if you held down a full-time internship in college, there’s something about being at that office every day—and …

By Leigh Ann Muth-Waring (she/hers)
Leigh Ann Muth-Waring (she/hers) Assistant Director, Employer Relations
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A 100-Day Plan for Your First Job Out of College

Written by Roxanne Calder for the Harvard Business Review, September 18, 2023

You studied and worked hard, got your degree, and secured a full-time job. Congratulations! You’re onto the next stage of adulthood: building your career. But where do you …

By Leigh Ann Muth-Waring (she/hers)
Leigh Ann Muth-Waring (she/hers) Assistant Director, Employer Relations
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Career Center Professional Development Fund for Attire for Undergraduate Students

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