The group is dedicated to improving field skills through outdoor, informal learning experiences

with other students. A secondary purpose of the club is to act as a central place for organizing

outdoors/adventure activities.

SAWS is dedicated to fostering sound wetland science, education and management. 

We are closely linked to the Duke Wetland Center and strive to provide a forum for

students interested in wetlands.

The Environmental Markets Student Group at Duke is a dynamic organization that brings

together professional students from across all disciplines interested in learning how to

harness the power of capital markets for the benefit of the environment.

The Graduate and Professional Women's Network (GPWN) has four goals: to provide a

space for graduate and professional school women students, professors, administrators,

and community members to network with other women outside of their departments and

schools; to sponsor programs that will teach graduate and professional school women

students skills that will help them succeed in their educational and professional careers

; to provide a forum for discussion of campus and community issues; and to advocate

on behalf of graduate and professional school women students to the Duke administration.

We hold event every month to give tech talk or tech demo to students to spread the use

of open source software and technologies. There will also be online group and communities

where members are updated with the most advanced technologies and intern&job opportunities.

The mission of the Nutrition and Dietetics Interest Group (NDIG) is to augment the nutrition

and dietetic education of healthcare professionals by helping them to understand the role

of nutrition in the lives of their patients as well as their own.

The Graduate Student Colloquium: Duke University Department of Political Science is a

student-led organization designed to assist both research and career development of graduate

students. The Graduate Student Colloquium seeks to improve graduate student research

and build a stronger research community within Duke University by giving members opportunities

to both provide and receive input on continuing student research.

LABLA is a student association that is focused to provide educational, research, and

professional development opportunities for law students and attorneys with interest in

Latin America.

The Duke University Classics Association is dedicated to promoting the study of every

aspect of the classical world, including classical literature, history, and archaeology. The

Duke University Classics Association sponsors events, which bring together students from

all the departments of the University that are concerned with the classical world, in order

to promote an interdisciplinary approach to the study of the classical world.

The Student International Discussion Group (SIDG) is a not-for-profit student-fueled group

in the Nicholas School of the Environment that promotes active awareness and discussion of

environmental and sustainability issues on an international scale.  Although the group's main

interests are environmental issues, also included are sustainable development and societal concerns.