Alumni are a tremendous asset to the Duke Health community, and our goal is to help you connect in ways that are meaningful and fulfilling to you.
We have a number of volunteer opportunities through the Duke Medical Alumni Association and the Duke Alumni Association that will enable you to share your knowledge and experience for the betterment of our community.
Volunteer
Want to help plan and market your class reunion? Contact Tracey Griffin Himmel to join your reunion committee.
The MAC is the volunteer leadership group for the Medical Alumni Association. It advises and participates in fostering positive relationships with medical alumni and future medical alumni and assists with fundraising. Submit the MAC Nomination Form to nominate yourself or a fellow alumnus. Questions? Contact Brie Russell.
The Help our Students Thrive (HOST) program connects current School of Medicine students with alumni "HOST’s" in the vicinity of their residency interview sites and/or in their specialty area. These discussions can take place via Zoom or by email or phone, and typically during the months of September - January.
Take a leadership role in encouraging your fellow alumni who graduated within the past 15 years to connect and engage with the Duke SOM. Get involved with existing young alumni programming:
- Recent Alumni Reunion
- Helping Our Students Thrive (HOST)
- New Resident Receptions
- Emerging Leader Award
- Hoops Watches
For more information, please contact Tracy Griffin Himmel
Duke Alumni offers alums a wide range of ways to stay connected — to campus, to one another, and to Duke communities around the world. Explore opportunities to engage on campus or closer to home through volunteering and programs by visiting the Duke Alumni site. Contact Brie Russell for more information about DAA regional leadership opportunities.
This volunteer committee keeps DPT alumni connected to each other and to the growing DPT program. Contact Rosie Canizares for information.
Stay in Touch
Want to find more than 160,000 Duke alumni in one place? Visit the Duke Alumni Association’s new website, which gives you exclusive access to the complete Duke alumni network. The site allows you to search for classmates, view alumni profiles, join regional and affinity groups, and sign up for alumni events around the world. You can also share your LinkedIn profile with Duke, ensuring that classmates have up-to-date information on your professional skills and accomplishments. To get started, visit alumni.duke.edu and click on “Register.”
In addition to scheduled programs and events, we invite you to return to campus year-round to meet some of today’s remarkable Duke School of Medicine students, visit with favorite faculty members, and see for yourself the transformative new architecture for education, research and discovery taking shape on campus. To arrange a visit, contact Brie Russell.
