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Stay connected to the school and fellow alumni
The Nicholas School hosts events throughout the year, both stateside and internationally, to bring together alumni of different ages and career stages to connect professionally and personally. In addition to our annual alumni reunion on campus, regional groups and networking socials offer great ways to connect. To stay connected and hear about events, visit our news and events website, and be sure to register and update your information on the Duke Alumni Association (DAA) network.
Join Toddi Steelman PhD'96, Stanback Dean of the Nicholas School of the Environment, alongside fellow Nicholas School faculty and alumni to learn more about the importance of their research into marine ecosystems, conservation and governance. Oceans support the richest biodiversity on the planet providing protein-rich food to much of the world, as well as a […]
Fire is increasingly recognized as a vital component of many ecosystems and greater understanding is necessary for more effective application by environmental managers. But how can we better coordinate, communicate and collaborate more effectively during large-scale, complex natural disasters? Wildfires are our most commonly recurring disasters, so they make a good laboratory for examining complexity […]
The Nicholas School is coming to Portland for the SAF National Convention this year, and we're holding a special event for the entire Nicholas School alumni community. Join us on October 4th for an evening of networking and fun at Altabira City Tavern hosted by Jeff Vincent and Glenda Lee. To register, click here. For […]
Students from the Nicholas School Business Environment Club are heading to PA on their annual career trek to meet with employers and alumni. Please join us for a networking social to hear more about their work and make new connections with fellow alumni! All Nicholas School alums, Fuqua School alums, and others with an interest in […]
Join Dr. Rebecca Vidra, director of the Nicholas School’s Duke Environmental Leadership (DEL) program, along with other D.C. area DEL-MEM alumni and prospective students for this networking social. This is a great opportunity to network with your peers, talk to students about your Nicholas School experience, and hear from Dr. Vidra on what’s new with […]
When disaster strikes -- whether from an oil spill, mine collapse, nuclear plant melt down, or an oilrig explosion -- we witness how communities and governments struggle to respond. How do the narratives that emerge about crises such as these shape the response (or inaction) that ensues? Mark your calendar and plan to join your […]
The Nicholas School is coming to Sacramento for the annual SETAC conference this year, and we’re holding a special event for the entire Duke Environment alumni community. Join us on Monday, November 5th for an evening of networking and fun at Coin-Op Game Room, hosted by Sacramento's own Duke Environment Club of Sacramento, aka #SacGreenDevils! […]
The Nicholas School of the Environment and DukeDC invite you to join us as we welcome the new Stanback Dean of the Nicholas School, Toddi Steelman PhD'96 to Washington, DC. Hear from Dean Steelman as she discusses her experience in her first few months as dean of the Nicholas School of the Environment, updates from campus and […]
Please join the Nicholas School's Office of Development & Alumni Relations and the Duke Conservation Society student chapter in Arlington for an opportunity to network with Duke alumni and students participating on the Duke Conservation Society’s Career Trek. Monday, January 7th 5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Oz Restaurant & Bar 2950 Clarendon Blvd. Arlington, VA 22201 This event is open […]
All Nicholas School alumni currently working at Duke, as well as Duke alumni currently working or studying at the Nicholas School, are invited to attend an Alumni Appreciation Breakfast with Dean Toddi Steelman, PhD'96, on Friday, January 25, from 8:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. The breakfast will be held in the 5th Floor Board Room of Grainger Hall. Everyone […]
