Participant Guide For Success - Duke University
Participant Guide for SuccessAccelerated STEM Academy for High School StudentsAccelerated STEM Academy2019Duke Accelerated STEM Academy for High School Students
PARTICIPANT GUIDE FOR SUCCESS2019East CampusDuring the regular school year, East Campus is the residential homefor member of Duke University’s first-year undergraduate class. Everysummer East Campus becomes home for hundreds of middle andhigh school students participating in non-credit academicenrichment programs. The Lilly Library, a part of the Perkins LibrarySystem, is located on East Campus and specializes in art, dance, filmand video, and philosophy.“I loved it! The campuswas beautiful, and I wassurrounded by greatpeople! The labs gaveinsight to people thatwanted to hold STEMrelated jobs.”2018 Accelerated STEMAcademy ParticipantCampus DriveCampus Drive connects East and West Campus. Along Campus Driveare several administrative buildings as well as the Nasher Museumof Art, the Freeman Center for Jewish Life, and the new RubensteinArts Center (The Ruby).You will only be allowed to East Campus and Campus Drive withthe presence of Duke Summer Session staff member.Duke University MapAn interactive map is available at maps.duke.edu. Here you maysearch for locations on campus by category as well as by name. Itmay be beneficial to look over this map and briefly orient yourselfbefore you arrive on campus. While you are on campus you will haveaccess to an app called Guidebook. In our Guidebook app you willhave a map that highlights the locations for our program. Participantswill not be allowed to tour Duke University’s campus without thepresence of a Duke Summer Session staff member.We are proudly committed to the development of globalcitizens. For this reason, we strive to have an equal amountof U.S. and international students in our programs.Historically, we have found that the composition of each ofour programs varies. Summer College has a higherpercentage of international students than the others, withthe Accelerated STEM Academy having the lowest. WhileSummer Academy’s second term typically has an equalratio of U.S. to international students, we anticipate thatfew international students will enroll in the first term dueto the conflict with international school calendars.5
PARTICIPANT GUIDE FOR SUCCESSSESSION TIMES9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.With an hour break for lunch2019Academic Life at DukeSessionAccelerated STEM Academy participants will enroll in a daytimesession. These sessions do not provide academic credit or a DukeUniversity transcript. You will instead receive a narrative evaluationof the session and a certificate of completion. There will also be anopportunity to sign up for optional Weeknight Academic Expos. Theschedule for the Academic Expos will be given to you upon arrival tothe program.Duke University Libraries“I was granted such awonderful opportunity toexplore other areas ofSTEM that I would havenever considered andeven form newfriendships with peoplefrom all over the world.”2018 Accelerated STEMAcademy ParticipantDuke University takes great pride in having one of the top tenlibraries, in terms of size, among private university libraries in theUnited States of America. The William R. Perkins Library is the hubof library activity on campus and is located on West Campus.Additionally, Duke University is a member of the Triangle ResearchLibrary Network which provides Duke with access to the librarycollections of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, NorthCarolina Central University, and North Carolina State University. TheDuke University Library system hosts an impressive spectrum ofresources from a rare book collection, government documents,maps, and newspapers to a wide array of digitally-powereddatabases.Internet and Computer AccessBefore you can access the internet, shared computers and your Dukeemail account, you will need to set up your NetID and password. YourNetID will be given to you upon arrival to campus. Once you receiveyour NetID, you will be able to set your password online throughDuke’s Office of Information Technology (OIT). You can do that here.Once your password is set you will use it to login to Duke Universitycomputers, your Duke email account (through www.mail.duke.edu),and to access the internet. You will be given more information abouthow to access the internet at Duke University when you arrive oncampus.6
PARTICIPANT GUIDE FOR SUCCESS“It was absolutely amazing. Ireally enjoyed living on campusand experiencing college lifewhile making key connectionswith people from around theworld as well as strengthening myknowledge of the STEM fields.”2018 Accelerated STEM AcademyParticipantYour room will come furnished withthe following: A bed for each participantA dresser for each participantA desk and desk chair foreach participantAn overhead lightWindow blinds2019Residence Life at DukeThe Residential StaffThe Accelerated STEM Academy staff will consist of thesupervisory, administrative and academic staff as well asResident Assistants (RAs). Along with your Duke Universityinstructor, you will have the full support of this residentialstaff. All RAs will lead RA Groups that will contain about 10assigned participants.Housing*Participants in the Accelerated STEM Academy will livetogether in a Duke University residence hall on WestCampus. You should expect to be assigned to a roomdesignated for two occupants. Occasionally, however,participants may be placed in a single room. Main Officestaff will complete roommate assignments prior to yourarrival on campus. Residence hall rooms will be airconditioned and you will have access to a communal,single-gendered bathroom facility. Some residence hallfloors may share a small kitchenette with a refrigerator anda microwave available for your use.Please Note: Your dorm room will not be furnished withlinens. We have a limited number of linen packs(participants flying to campus will have first priority)available for you to borrow when you arrive. These linenspacks contain a very lightweight blanket. We encourageyou to consider bringing your own linens, as the*You can find more information about our Housing Policy on our -students/accelerated-stem-academy/policies7
PARTICIPANT GUIDE FOR SUCCESS2019lightweight blanket in the linen pack may not be sufficient, asthe residence halls are air conditioned. In the residence halls, thetemperature is regulated by a central system so participants maynot be able to regulate the individual temperature of their room.Residential Community Standards andExpectationsYour safety is important to us. Please take a moment to reviewthe Duke University Housing, Dining, and Residential LifeCommunity Standards and Expectations on the Duke UniversityStudent Affairs nity-standardsexpectations/policies/hdrl-policies. This website outlinesimportant ways to keep yourself, your belongings, and otherssafe while living at Duke. *Clubs Residential Activities*At Duke Summer Session for High School Students, we believethe world-class academic experience we offer you should becomplemented by a phenomenal residence life. For this reason,we provide you with the opportunity to participate in a widevariety of clubs on a daily basis. No matter your interests, wehave a club for you. Activities of most clubs take place oncampus, but the club leader may arrange for the club to engagein an off-campus excursion. In all cases, the participants will besupervised by a staff member whether the club meets on or offcampus.Residential Groups (RA Groups)*We also place all of our participants into RA Groups. These tightknit communities are each lead by one RA and participate in awide variety of activities. These activities are designed to beengaging and enriching, to build a sense of community andbelonging, and so participants can get a better understanding ofDuke University and the surrounding areas. While many of theseactivities will take place on Duke University’s West Campus,some will involve exploring other parts of campus like theNasher Museum of Art and the Duke Forest. These activitiesmay also involve off-campus excursions so participants can getto know Durham, North Carolina and the surrounding area, likeSouthpoint Mall, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill,and Downtown Durham. The participant will be responsible forcovering their cost for some off-campus RA Activities should theGamingNinth StreetArts & CraftsSAT/ACT PrepDramaHikingGroup FitnessTeam SportsHome EconomicsPhotographyGym*You can find more information aboutthe following residential policies onour website: SupervisionOptional Worship ServicesMonetary PolicyLost KeysLost Duke IDVisitation and Off-CampusTravel PolicyGetting Around Campus andTransportation PolicyRooming RequestHousing PoliciesDuke Recreation and PhysicalEducation Centers PolicyMinor’s Policy8
PARTICIPANT GUIDE FOR SUCCESS2019RA group decide to do something that is not already planned within the program activities. Participants willalso have to pay for any off-campus meals.Extracurricular Activities and Evening EventsWe have planned program-wide events every evening for participants to enjoy. These can be anything fromevents like an Ice Cream Social to Karaoke Nights, from dances to Bingo Nights, from Casino Nights to BlueDevil Days (our field day). We provide activities that will spark the interests of different participants in thehopes that participants will connect over common interests.Typical Daily ScheduleMonday - FridayTIME7:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.9:00 a.m. – 12:00 a.m.12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.4:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.8:00 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.9:30 p.m.11:00 p.m.ACTIVITYBreakfast optionalDuke Accelerated STEM Academy SessionrequiredLunch optionalDuke Accelerated STEM Academy SessionrequiredYou will only be enrolled in one session.Clubs, Residential Activities, and StudyingoptionalDinner and Residential Activities optionalResidential Program Activities and StudyingoptionalResidence Hall Meeting requiredQuiet TimePlease Note: You are required to be in your residence after the end of the evening activity.Important note to parents: Participants are part of a structured learning and residential environment,participants will have 24/7 supervision by Summer Session staff members.**You can find more information about our Supervision Policy and our Duke Recreation and PhysicalEducation Center Policy on our website.Your Duke Conference CardYou will be issued a Duke University Conference Card. This card will be used for accessing buildings oncampus, the residence halls, and accessing meal swipes. You will be issued your Duke Conference Card uponyour arrival on campus. It is important that you keep your Duke Conference Card with you at all times!9
PARTICIPANT GUIDE FOR SUCCESS2019Food, Meals and “Points”During the summer, you will have the opportunity to eat yourmeals at campus dining locations using meal swipes for breakfast,lunch and dinner. Unused meal swipes will not be refunded andcan only be used for meal swipes at designated eateries.Opportunities may arise for you to eat off campus at your ownexpense or order food to the residence hall. Please Note: Mealswipes and food “Points” cannot be used at any off-campuslocation. If you wish to purchase food off campus you will needcash or a debit/credit card. Off-campus meals during weekendexcursions are also your responsibility, so please plan accordingly.Duke University was ranked1st by the Daily Meal for “BestColleges for Food in America”in 2017.You are encouraged to explore the importance of making healthyfood choices before coming to campus. A critical aspect of collegelife is caring for yourself and your health, including making healthyfood choices. While you will have access to “junk food” and “fastfood,” Duke University’s campus offers a variety of healthy diningoptions. You can also purchase healthy foods and store them inthe refrigerator in the kitchenette.You can find out more usLet us know if you have any particular dietary restrictions orpreferences, and our residential staff will work with you to helpidentify ways of managing your dietary needs.MailA linen pack includes: 1 fitted sheet 1 flat sheet 1 towel 1 wash cloth 1 pillow 1 pillow case 1 very lightweightblanketPlease Note: You areresponsible for washing thecontents of the linen pack forthe duration of the time thatyou will be using it. Once youhave returned the linen pack atthe end of the program we willwash them.Due to the length of the Accelerated STEM Academy, you will notbe allowed to receive mail during your time at Duke University.Banking *You will have access to several full-service automated tellermachines (ATM) located on campus during your time at DukeUniversity. The Bryan Center, located on Duke’s West Campus, hasserval full-service ATMs, including Wells Fargo (Wachovia), Bank ofAmerica, and SunTrust Bank. We suggest that you bring cash forthe first few days in case you don’t have time to go to an ATM, butyou SHOULD NOT carry large sums of money with you, as wecannot be responsible for lost or stolen items.Please Note: Summer Session staff cannot hold money for you orbe responsible for your finances while you are at Duke University.*You can find out information about our Monetary Policy onour website: /accelerated-stem-academy/policies10
PARTICIPANT GUIDE FOR SUCCESS2019Health and Wellbeing*Your health and wellbeing during your time at DukeUniversity is important to us. We have put policies in placeto help ensure this. You can find information about TheDuke University Health Center, Medical Information,Health Insurance, and Important-Disability RelatedInformation in the Policy section of our website.Sleep*You can find out more information aboutthe following policies on our website: Duke University Student HealthCenterMedication PolicyMedical InformationSeeking Medical AttentionHealth Insurance Portability andAccountability Act (HIPAA)Non-medical Emergency PolicyMedical Expense PolicyHealth Insurance PolicyParticipant Psychological HealthImportant Disability-RelatedInformationYour one week at Duke University will offer countlessopportunities for academic engagement and social andcultural exploration. However, it is important to getenough rest. If you are not getting enough sleep, youracademic and social life can suffer. Make sure that sleep isa priority every night.You can access the Policy page of ourwebsite dents/accelerated-stemacademy/policies11
PARTICIPANT GUIDE FOR SUCCESS2019ARRIVAL TIMESunday, June 16 (Session 1)Sunday, June 23 (Session 2)Sunday, July 7(Session 3)12:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.Monday, July 22 (Session 4)9:00 a.m.DEPARTURE TIMEFriday, June 21 (Session 1)Friday, June 28 (Session 2)Friday, July 12 (Session 3)Friday, July 26 (Session 4)4:00 – 9:00 p.m.Important Program Information and DatesArrival to Campus *TRAVELCOMPLICATIONSIf due to travelcomplications, you will bearriving later than 3:00p.m., please contactDr. Nicki Charles at 1 (919) 428-0925 ornicki.charles@duke.edu.Please note that the firstrequired orientationactivity is at 7:00 p.m. onSunday, June 16 (Session1), Sunday, June 23(Session 2), or Sunday,July 7 (Session 3).You must plan to arrive on campus on Sunday, June 16, 2019 (Session1), Sunday, June 23, 2019 (Session 2), or Sunday, July 7, 2019(Session 3) between noon and 3:00 p.m. Check in time will be fromnoon to 3:00 p.m. for all participants, whether you are arriving by car,airplane or another mode of transportation. If you are attending Session4, you must plan to arrive on campus on Monday, July 22, 2019 at 9:00a.m. for your first day of class.Arrival by AirplaneIf you are arriving by air, you will arrange transportation to and/or fromthe Raleigh-Durham International Airport (RDU) with the Duke UniversitySummer Session for High School Students program. You must submityour flight information via the Accelerated STEM Academy website.Ground transportation to and from RDU is included in the cost of theprogram. If you have paid the airline “unaccompanied minor” fee to beaccompanied by an airline representative throughout your journey, someairlines will require the name, address, and phone number of the personthat will be meeting you at the airport. You and your parents shouldcheck with the airline for the further information.Arrival by CarDuke University and the Duke Summer Session Program do not permityou to drive your car during your time here. There will be signs postedon West Campus to direct you to the Summer College check-in location.*You can find more information about our Arrival Policy on our -students/accelerated-stem-academy/policies12
PARTICIPANT GUIDE FOR SUCCESS2019Upon arriving at check-in, you will be allowed temporarily to park and unload belongings. Directions to theDuke Accelerated STEM Academy Program will be available on our website during the program nts/accelerated-stem-academy.Please Note: If you plan to visit campus with your parents or whoever is dropping you off, you must do sobefore check-in. When arriving by car you will be permitted to park at the check in location only as long asit takes to unload your belongings. For more information about visiting Duke University please arture from Campus *Check out for all participants will be from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m. on Friday, June 21, 2019 (Session 1), Friday,June 28, 2019 (Session 2), or Friday, July 12, 2019 (Session 3). If your departure time falls outside of thecheck-out window you must contact Dr. Nicki Charles at 1(919) 684-8763 or nicki.charles@duke.edu andreceive approval before purchasing airline tickets or planning departure. If you are participating in Session4, you will depart after your class ends on Friday, July 26, 2019 at 4:00 p.m.Program FeeThe program fee of 2,365 USD includes the cost of the session, meals on campus, dormitory housing,ground transportation to/from Raleigh-Durham International Airport (RDU), optional linen packet and mostrecreational activities sponsored by Duke Summer Session for High School Students.NOT included in the program fee are airfare, books, and meals purchased off campus.If you are participating in Session 4, the program fee of 1,375 USD includes the cost of the session, mealson campus and recreational activities sponsored by Duke Summer Session for High School Students.Money *How much spending money should you bring? There is no simple answer to this question because individualpreferences can vary widely. While all on-campus meals and structured program-wide activities are includedin the program fee, some RA Activities are not included in the cost of the program. We estimate that youwill need approximately 50- 250 USD for textbooks plus enough money for shopping and all off-campusmeals, including those purchased on weekend excursions. The actual amount will vary depending on howoften you choose to eat off campus. However, you will need to plan for weekend excursions where theoption to eat on campus is not available. You may also want to purchase souvenirs or special Dukemerchandise such as hats or shirts.*You can find more information about the followingpolicies on our website: Arrival Policy Departure Policy Monetary Policy Digital Citizenship Policy Dress Code/Packing Guide13
PARTICIPANT GUIDE FOR SUCCESS2019Phones and Communication *Our communication plan is to notify participants of emergencies andsend out non-emergency reminders through their RA group WeChatand a program-wide Guidebook app. You are required to bring aphone with you that will work in the United States, has the WeChatand Guidebook apps downloaded, and can access Wi-Fi at all times.For international participants: Please check with your carrier tolearn about any potential roaming charges associated with yourphone account prior to coming to Duke University so you are notsurprised by any unexpected charges. We encourage you to discussa global phone plan with your carrier for the time that you are atDuke.Packing GuidelinesHere are some recommendations for packing. This is not anexhaustive list, but only a guide that you can use in thinking aboutwhat you will need and what you might want to bring.Clothing Items *Dress on campus over the summer tends to be quite casual. Youshould be fine with shorts, skirts, and jeans for most occasions.Summers in Durham are often hot and humid with an occasionalcooler, rainy day. You may want to bring a nicer outfit if you plan toattend optional worship services.Optional Items*:Participants are welcome to bring their own laptop computer.Participants will have access to library computers. Participantsmay find it useful to bring a small study or desk lamp.Participants may bring a musical instrument, but are responsiblefor any loss or damage. If you have any questions aboutwhether or not a certain item is permitted, please contact theProgram Director, Dr. Nicki Charles at nicki.charles@duke.edu .*You can find more information about Dress Codes, ProhibitedItems and Digital Citizenship Policy on our website.What to bring: Linens, if not usinglinen pack (full sheets,blanket, towels,pillow, etc.)Cell phone that worksin the United Statesand has Smartphonecapabilities.Personal toiletries,sunscreen, insectrepellent.Container to carrytoiletries to and fromthe bathroom.Backpack.Class supplies such aspencils, pens,notebooks, etc. (theseitems may bepurchased at thenearby campus store).Laundry supplies(these items may bepurchased at thenearby campus store).Credit or debit cardand cash – at leastenough in case youneed it within the firstweek and you do nothave time to go tothe ATM. We advisethat participants donot to carry largeamounts of cash withthem as we will notbe responsible forstolen items.*14
PARTICIPANT GUIDE FOR SUCCESS2019AprilDecemberImportant Dates2018MondayNote 1: You will likely receive an admissiondecision within three weeks of submitting yourapplication.3Applications can be submittedbeginning this dateNote 2: A non-refundable deposit of 500 USD isdue within two weeks of your admissionnotification email.2019Monday15JuneMayDeadline for final applications andfinal paymentWednesday14These documents will be submitted viaCampDoc.com. They include your participantagreement, and medical information.Program participation forms due.Sunday16Check in will be from noon to 3:00 p.m.Participant Residential Orientation begins at 7:00p.m.Arrival Day (Session 1)Monday17Sessions begin.FridayCheck out will be from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m.21Departure DaySunday23Arrival Day (Session 2)Check in will be from noon to 3:00 p.m.Participant Residential Orientation begins at 7:00p.m.Monday24Sessions begin.Friday28Check out will be from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m.Departure Day (Session 2)15
PARTICIPANT GUIDE FOR SUCCESSJulySunday72019Check in will be from noon to 3:00 p.m.Participant Residential Orientation begins at 7:00p.m.Arrival Day (Session 3)Monday8Sessions begin.FridayCheck out will be from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m.12Departure Day (Session 3)Monday22Check in will be at 9:00 a.m.Arrival Day and sessions begin(Session 4)Friday28Check out will be from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m.Departure Day (Session 4)16
PARTICIPANT GUIDE FOR SUCCESS2019Expectations, Rules and Policies*As a Duke University Accelerated STEM Academy participant, you willbe a member of the Duke community with certain rights andresponsibilities. You will be expected to behave with the highestbehavioral standards. We expect you to behave as a responsibleyoung adult, taking personal responsibility for your behavior,behaving in a trustworthy and safe manner, and making decisionsthat will enhance your experience and the experience for your peersand the Summer Session staff.You will be expected to bein the residence hall everynight after the eveningevent to attend yourresidential hall meeting.And you will be expected tobe respectfully quiet after11:00 p.m.Your safety is our primary concern, and we provide guidelines to helpkeep you safe. You will be required to be at specific locations on WestCampus unless there is an arranged program activity supervised by aDuke Summer Session staff member elsewhere.We have a specific section of our website that outlines our policies.Please read through our policies before arriving to Duke SummerSession for High School Students. We encourage you to askquestions if you do not fully understand any of the rules or policiesassociated with Duke Summer Session.Academic Integrity and Duke CommunityStandard*Duke University has high academic and ethical standards. Duringorientation we will explain the importance of academic honesty, theimplications of the Duke University Community Standard, andprovide an explanation of plagiarism and other forms of academicdishonesty that should be avoided.Please also take a moment to read Duke University’s CommunityStandard to ensure you have a full understanding of theseimportant policies.*You can find out more information about the following policies on our website: Campus Safety and Emergency PolicyDismissal from Summer CollegeImportant Behavioral RemindersNon-Discrimination Policy Sexual Harassment PolicyTransportation PolicyLosses and Damages PolicyAcademic IntegrityYou can access the Policy page of our website udents/accelerated-stem-academy/policies17
The original Duke University campus (East Campus) was rebuilt and the West Campus was built with the Duke Chapel as its center. West Campus opened in 1930 and East Campus served as the Women’s College of Duke University until 1972. Today male and female undergraduates attend Duke University in either the Trinity College of Arts
Bruksanvisning för bilstereo . Bruksanvisning for bilstereo . Instrukcja obsługi samochodowego odtwarzacza stereo . Operating Instructions for Car Stereo . 610-104 . SV . Bruksanvisning i original
MY.DUKE.EDU/STUDENTS- Personal info & important links Navigate Campus CALENDAR.DUKE.EDU-University events calendar STUDENTAFFAIRS.DUKE.EDU- Student services, student groups, cultural centers DUKELIST.DUKE.EDU- Duke’s Free Classifieds Marketplace Stay Safe EMERGENCY.DUKE.EDU-
„Doris Duke of the illuminati Duke family was an heiress (at 12 years old) to the large tobacco fortune of the Duke family. She was the only child of American tobacco Co. founder James Buchanan Duke. Doris Duke, herself a member of the illuminati. Doris Duke had 5 houses (which have served as sites for illuminati rituals) – one in Beverly
The Duke MBA—Daytime Academic Calendar 2015-16 9 Preface 10 General Information 11 Duke University 11 Resources of the University 13 Technology at Fuqua 14 Programs of Study 15 The Duke MBA—Daytime 15 Concurrent Degree Programs 17 The Duke MBA—Weekend Executive 18 The Duke MBA—Global Executive 18 The Duke MBA—Cross Continent 19
10 tips och tricks för att lyckas med ert sap-projekt 20 SAPSANYTT 2/2015 De flesta projektledare känner säkert till Cobb’s paradox. Martin Cobb verkade som CIO för sekretariatet för Treasury Board of Canada 1995 då han ställde frågan
service i Norge och Finland drivs inom ramen för ett enskilt företag (NRK. 1 och Yleisradio), fin ns det i Sverige tre: Ett för tv (Sveriges Television , SVT ), ett för radio (Sveriges Radio , SR ) och ett för utbildnings program (Sveriges Utbildningsradio, UR, vilket till följd av sin begränsade storlek inte återfinns bland de 25 största
Hotell För hotell anges de tre klasserna A/B, C och D. Det betyder att den "normala" standarden C är acceptabel men att motiven för en högre standard är starka. Ljudklass C motsvarar de tidigare normkraven för hotell, ljudklass A/B motsvarar kraven för moderna hotell med hög standard och ljudklass D kan användas vid
LÄS NOGGRANT FÖLJANDE VILLKOR FÖR APPLE DEVELOPER PROGRAM LICENCE . Apple Developer Program License Agreement Syfte Du vill använda Apple-mjukvara (enligt definitionen nedan) för att utveckla en eller flera Applikationer (enligt definitionen nedan) för Apple-märkta produkter. . Applikationer som utvecklas för iOS-produkter, Apple .
