As mentioned in a previous post, Duke Engage is rapidly approaching (April 28th). There are so many ways to help make this day a success. One of those ways is by donations. If you, or someone you know, can donate a good/service for the event, that would be wonderful. We are also in need of items for the gift bags and raffle.
Of course, money is always welcome!!
If you would like more information on this year's Duke Engage or if you would like to donate, please click here.
Thursday, February 2, 2012
Joint Happy Hour with MIT, Duke, Columbia & UPenn
| If winter comes, can spring be far behind? Let's welcome the not far away spring with special drinks! Join MIT, Duke, Columbia, UPenn alumni at Taj Lounge on Tuesday, Feb 7, 6:30 - 9:30pm, with special 2-for-1 happy hour prices available until 8:00 pm. |
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Dodgeball Anyone?
For the
past 10 years, ZogSports has been
organizing co-ed, social sports leagues for “grownups” in NYC. This spring they
are offering Touch Football, Basketball, Soccer, Volleyball, Bowling,Softball, Dodgeball and
more. Get your friends together to form a full team, or
register as an individual and get paired up with others who Zog. With organized
happy hours after each game, you’ll feel like you’re back in college!
Join
the ACC dodgeball team. Register as an individual for
the Monday/Wednesday Dodgeball league
in the casual division, and put “ACC” in the comments section to get placed on
the team. ZogSports will place everyone that registers from the ACC on the same
team. If there are not enough ACC alums to fill the team, they will add other
Zoggers to the fill roster. Registration opens 2/13 for dodgeball.
Spring
Registration – Opens on 2/1 for
Football, Bowling, Softball, Hockey, Outdoor Soccer, and Cornhole and on 2/13 for all
other leagues.
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Wildlife of Madagascar
Price: from $7,395 per person
Date: October 7, 2012 - October 25, 2012
Region: Africa
Activity Level: Strenuous
Brief Description
Join us for an adventure to experience the unique plants, animals, and culture on the exotic island of Madagascar – including many, many lemurs. The tour will travel from the central highlands to the east coast rainforests, and on to the varied dry habitats of the northern part of the country. Enjoy nature and nocturnal walks to see numerous species of wildlife, and relax on a beach in a private cove. The tour will be led by Duke Lemur Center conservation coordinator Charlie Welch, who lived and worked in Madagascar for 15 years.
Madagascar is one of the highest conservation priorities on the planet due to its high level of endemic biota, and the rapid rate at which much of that biota is unfortunately disappearing. A post-tour option will take some hardy participants to mountains of Marojejy National Park, in northeastern Madagascar. This is the site of a new conservation initiative by the Duke Lemur Center to help protect the forest of this stunning region through research and multifaceted projects with the local populations.
For more information on this unique opportunity, click here.
Date: October 7, 2012 - October 25, 2012
Region: Africa
Activity Level: Strenuous
Brief Description
Join us for an adventure to experience the unique plants, animals, and culture on the exotic island of Madagascar – including many, many lemurs. The tour will travel from the central highlands to the east coast rainforests, and on to the varied dry habitats of the northern part of the country. Enjoy nature and nocturnal walks to see numerous species of wildlife, and relax on a beach in a private cove. The tour will be led by Duke Lemur Center conservation coordinator Charlie Welch, who lived and worked in Madagascar for 15 years.
Madagascar is one of the highest conservation priorities on the planet due to its high level of endemic biota, and the rapid rate at which much of that biota is unfortunately disappearing. A post-tour option will take some hardy participants to mountains of Marojejy National Park, in northeastern Madagascar. This is the site of a new conservation initiative by the Duke Lemur Center to help protect the forest of this stunning region through research and multifaceted projects with the local populations.
For more information on this unique opportunity, click here.
Monday, January 30, 2012
Duke NY - Study Now-Play Later with Dunlevy Milbank
Help keep kids off the street with this academic and athletic Saturday program in Harlem! Join Duke NY on Saturday, February 4, 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. (and the first Saturday of every month) at Dunlevy Milbank Center, located at 118th Street between Fifth and Lenox Avenues, as we volunteer with the 7-11 year olds of Study Now-Play Later, a program designed to make learning and activities fun and motivating.
This month, volunteers will help the kids design Valentine's crafts and we will also build some toy airplanes in celebration of the Tuskegee Airmen. After the morning session, volunteers are invited to join Duke NY for a local lunch in the neighborhood.
For additional information, please click here.
This month, volunteers will help the kids design Valentine's crafts and we will also build some toy airplanes in celebration of the Tuskegee Airmen. After the morning session, volunteers are invited to join Duke NY for a local lunch in the neighborhood.
For additional information, please click here.
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