Summer College For High School Students - Duke University
Student Guide for SuccessSummer College for High School StudentsSummer College2019Duke Summer College for High School Students
STUDENT GUIDE FOR SUCCESS2019Table of ContentsDuke University . 3History of Duke University. 3Duke University Schools and Institutes . 4Getting to Know Duke’s Campus. 4West Campus . 4East Campus . 5Campus Drive . 5Duke University Map . 5Academic Life at Duke . 6Classes . 6Textbooks and/or Class Packs . 6Study Habits . 6Duke University Libraries . 7Your Transcript . 7Internet and Computer Access . 8Residence Life at Duke . 9The Residential Staff . 9Housing* . 9Residential Community Standards and Expectations . 10Residential Activities* . 10Residential Groups (RA Groups)*. 10Extracurricular Activities and Evening Events. 11Typical Daily Schedule . 11Your DukeCard . 12Food, Meals and “Points” . 12A linen pack includes: . 12Laundry . 12Mail . 13Important Mail Information . 13Banking * . 13Health and Wellbeing* . 141
STUDENT GUIDE FOR SUCCESS2019Sleep . 14Important Program Information and Dates . 15Arrival to Campus * . 15Arrival by Airplane . 15Arrival by Car . 15Departure from Campus * . 16Program Fee . 16Money * . 16Phones and Communication * . 16Important Dates . 17What to bring:. 18Packing Guidelines . 18Clothing Items * . 18Optional Items*: . 18Expectations, Rules and Policies* . 19Academic Integrity and Duke Community Standard* . 19Throughout this document there are asterisks (*) used to signify that DukeSummer Session has a policy in place regarding the related material. On thesepages there is also a red box that indicates the name of the policy and where itcan be found on our website. Please look at the policy page on our website tobetter understand the policies we have in place for the safety and protection ofthe participants who attend our programs. You can access that page cies2
STUDENT GUIDE FOR SUCCESSYear1838HistoricalEventUnion Instituteformed1859Trinity Collegeformalized asnew name1892Relocated toDurham, NorthCarolina1924DukeUniversityformalized asnew name1932Duke Chapel’sconstructionwas completed2019Duke UniversityHistory of Duke UniversityDuke University gained its present day title in 1924 when Trinity Collegewas renamed as a memorial to Washington Duke, the patriarch of theDuke Family. Natives of Durham, North Carolina, members of the Dukefamily built a financial empire based upon the manufacture of tobaccoproducts and production of electricity in North and South Carolina. TheDuke family had long been interested in Trinity College and it was at therequest of James B. Duke, son of Washington Duke, that the school berenamed.Trinity College’s roots extend back to 1838 when Union Institute wasformed by local Methodist and Quaker communities in Randolph County,North Carolina. The school officially changed its name to Trinity College in1859 as a result of further Methodist Church support and was moved toDurham in 1892. By World War I, due much to support from the Duke familyand a young and ambitious faculty, Trinity College was a leading liberal artsschool in the South.In December 1924, the trustees of Trinity College accepted the provisionsof James B. Duke’s indenture, creating the family’s philanthropic foundationand The Duke Endowment. Duke University quickly expanded as a result ofthe Duke family gift. The original Duke University campus (East Campus)was rebuilt and the West Campus was built with the Duke Chapel as itscenter. West Campus opened in 1930 and East Campus served as theWomen’s College of Duke University until 1972. Today male and femaleundergraduates attend Duke University in either the Trinity College of Artsand Sciences or the Pratt School or Engineering.Visit www.library.duke.edu/uarchices/history for more informationabout Duke University’s history.3
STUDENT GUIDE FOR SUCCESSDuke University Schools and InstitutesUndergraduate students receive their bachelor’s degrees fromeither the Trinity College of Arts and Sciences or the PrattSchool of Engineering. However, the interdisciplinary nature ofDuke’s education offers undergraduates the chance to engagewith its many schools and institutes in valuable ways.2019SCHOOLSDivinity SchoolDuke Kunshan UniversityDuke – NUS Medical SchoolFuqua School of BusinessGetting to Know Duke’s CampusGraduate SchoolDuke’s West Campus location is most often identified with theUniversity. The famous Duke Chapel sits at the center of WestCampus. Gothic-inspired buildings, residential quads,academic buildings, athletic facilities, research facilities, andgraduate and professional schools make up the geography ofWest Campus. You will reside on West Campus in one of theUniversity’s residential halls during your time on campus. TheWilliam R. Perkins Library (or Perkins Library) is the hub oflibrary activity on campus, it is located on West Campus and isa good place to study. The Bryan University Center, or BryanCenter, is a student community center with access to banking,several campus eateries, the bookstore and a smallconvenience store. The Brodhead Center was renovated in2016 and is the heart of Duke University’s dining on WestCampus with 13 eateries.Pratt School of EngineeringWest CampusNicholas School of the EnvironmentSanford School of Public PolicySchool of LawSchool of MedicineSchool of NursingTrinity College of Arts & SciencesINSTITUTESCenter for Genomic andComputational BiologyDuke Global Health InstituteDuke Innovation &Entrepreneurship InitiativeDuke Institute for Brain SciencesDuke Science & Society InitiativeDuke University Energy InitiativeInformation Initiative at DukeInterdisciplinary StudiesJohn Hope Franklin HumanitiesInstituteKenan Institute for EthicsNicholas Institute for EnvironmentalPolicy SolutionsSocial Science Research InstituteVisit www.academics.duke.edu for more information about academics programs atDuke University.4
STUDENT 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.“Duke’s campus is sobeautiful and theprettiest campus I haveever seen; I love thearchitecture!”2018 Summer CollegeStudentCampus 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. Studentswill 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 equal ratioof U.S. to international students, we anticipate that fewinternational students will enroll in the first term due to theconflict with international school calendars.5
STUDENT GUIDE FOR SUCCESSCLASS TIMESMorning 10:00 a.m. - 12:05 p.m.Afternoon 2:00 p.m. - 4:05 p.m.“The professors are all welleducated, they can really teachyou something to make yourworld different.”2018 Summer College StudentCost of books and/or course packscan range from 50- 250, dependingupon the requirements of thedaytime course you select.You may make an appointment withone of our Assistant AcademicCoordinators who can provideadditional advice regarding oncampus resources available shouldyou need assistance.2019Academic Life at DukeClassesSummer College students will enroll in one four-week daytimeDuke University undergraduate class for academic credit. Youwill select your daytime class from approximately 35 classesrepresenting many arts and sciences disciplines. Your class willbe scheduled to meet either in the morning or in theafternoon. When you are not in class you will be engaged inindependent study which could include research, academicwriting, practice for in-class presentations, or studying forquizzes and tests. Students report an average of 3 to 6 hoursof daily independent study outside of class time. You will alsohave the opportunity to participate in our optional WeeknightAcademic Expos.Textbooks and/or Class PacksTextbooks and/or class packs must be purchased after youarrive on campus. They can be purchased with cash, check,money order, or a credit/debit card so please come preparedfor this purchase. Our on-site staff will help facilitate thepurchasing process, but they cannot loan you money for thepurchase.Study HabitsYou will be enrolled in an undergraduate level class where yourclassmates may be Duke University degree candidates as wellas visiting undergraduate students from other universities. Youshould prepare for a fast-paced, intensive learningenvironment. Keeping up-to-date on class materials, includingreadings and assignments, is vital to your success in ourprogram. Establishing good study habits and timemanagement skills now will not only help you be successful in6
STUDENT GUIDE FOR SUCCESS2019this program, but will also prepare you for the demands ofundergraduate classes in the future. You will be allowed tostudy in The Link where a Duke Summer Session staff memberwill be present.Duke University LibrariesDuke University takes great pride in having one of the top tenlibraries, in terms of size, among private university libraries inthe United States of America. The William R. Perkins Libraryis the hub of library activity on campus and is located on WestCampus. Additionally, Duke University is a member of theTriangle Research Library Network which provides Duke withaccess to the library collections of the University of NorthCarolina at Chapel Hill, North Carolina Central University, andNorth Carolina State University. The Duke University Librarysystem hosts an impressive spectrum of resources from a rarebook collection, government documents, maps, andnewspapers to a wide array of digitally-powered databases.Failure to return all materialsborrowed from Duke Universitylibrary system will prevent youfrom obtaining a copy of yourtranscript.Duke University libraries provide Summer College studentswith access to computers, printers, photocopiers, and studyareas. As a Summer College student, you may borrow fromany library on Duke’s campus as well as any other memberlibraries through interlibrary loan using your Dukeidentification card (DukeCard) that will be issued to you uponyour arrival on campus.During the time that you are a student at Duke, the DukeUniversity libraries and their resources will be available to youin your residence hall or any place that you connect to theinternet by visiting www.library.duke.edu.Your TranscriptA one-time transcript fee of 40 is assessed to all visitingstudents undertaking summer coursework for credit. This feeis included in the program fee for all Summer Collegestudents. Upon completion of the program you will be able toobtain copies of your Duke University transcript withoutfurther charge. In order to receive a copy of your transcript,you must request it directly from the Office of the UniversityRegistrar.Course credit earned during Duke Summer College can beapplied towards a degree at Duke University if you apply andFollow instructions on our websiteto receive your s/acceptedstudents/transcriptsOr Contact Duke University’s Officeof the University Registrar at:Box 104804Durham, NC 27708-0054Email Address: registrar@duke.eduWebsite: www.registrar.duke.eduTelephone: 1(919) 684-28137
STUDENT GUIDE FOR SUCCESS2019are accepted, or you may apply for this credit to be counted towards your degree at another university.If you desire for this credit to be counted at another university, it is that university’s decision regarding howmuch credit will be awarded. Please remember that you will likely be required to submit a copy of yourtranscript to any university or college that you apply to in the future. If you do well in your Duke courseduring this program, you will demonstrate your ability to perform successfully at the college level.To learn how to request your transcript visit: students/transcriptsInternet and Computer AccessBefore you can access the internet, shared computers and your Duke email account, you will need to setup your NetID and password. Your NetID will be sent to you in an email from Duke’s Office of InformationTechnology (OIT). Once you receive your NetID, you will be able to set your password online throughDuke’s 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 begiven more information about how to access the internet at Duke University when you arrive on campus.8
STUDENT GUIDE FOR SUCCESS2019Residence Life at Duke“My favorite part of the programso far has been getting to knowmy roommate. We are fromdifferent countries, and it’s been ahuge learning experience for mehearing what her life is like andhow it differs and is similar tomine.”2018 Summer College StudentYour room will come furnished withthe following: A bed for each studentA dresser for each studentA desk and desk chair for eachstudentAn overhead lightWindow blindsThe Residential StaffThe Summer College staff will consist of the supervisory,administrative and academic staff as well as ResidentAssistants (RAs). Along with your Duke Universityinstructor, you will have the full support of this residentialstaff. All RAs will lead RA Groups that will contain about10 assigned students.Housing*Participants in Summer College will live together in a DukeUniversity residence hall on West Campus. You shouldexpect to be assigned to a room designated for twooccupants. Occasionally, however, students may beplaced in a single room. Main Office staff will completeroommate assignments prior to your arrival on campus.Residence hall rooms will be air conditioned and you willhave access to a communal, single-gendered bathroomfacility. Some residence hall floors may share a smallkitchenette with a refrigerator and a microwave availablefor your use.Please Note: Your dorm room will not be furnished withlinens. We have a limited number of linen packs (studentsflying to campus will have first priority) available for youto borrow when you arrive. These linens packs contain avery lightweight blanket. We encourage you to considerbringing your own linens, as the lightweight blanket in the*You can find more information about our Housing Policy on our olicies9
STUDENT GUIDE FOR SUCCESS2019linen pack may not be sufficient, as the residence halls are airconditioned. In the residence halls, the temperature is regulatedby a central system so students may not be able to regulate theindividual 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 students 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 students 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 students can get toknow Durham, North Carolina and the surrounding area, likeSouthpoint Mall, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill,and Downtown Durham. The student 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: Supervision PolicyOptional Worship ServicesMonetary PolicyLost KeysLost Duke IDVisitation and Off-CampusTravel PolicyGetting Around Campus andTransportation PolicyRooming RequestHousing PoliciesDuke Recreation and PhysicalEducation Centers PolicyMinor’s Policy10
STUDENT GUIDE FOR SUCCESS2019RA group decide to do something that is not already planned within the program activities. Students willalso have to pay for any off-campus meals.Extracurricular Activities and Evening EventsWe have planned program-wide events for students to enjoy. These can be anything from events like anIce Cream Social to Karaoke Nights, from dances to Bingo Nights, from Casino Nights to Blue Devil Days(our field day). We provide activities that will spark the interests of different students in the hopes thatstudents will connect over common interests.Finally, each weekend we offer an assortment of on and off-campus excursions led and accompanied byRAs. Whether you are interested in hiking in one of North Carolina’s premier state parks, eating hot dogsat a Durham Bulls baseball game, or going shopping with friends, our residential staff will ensure that yoursummer is not only academically enriching, but lots of fun as well.Typical Daily ScheduleMonday - FridayTIME7:30 a.m. – 9:45 a.m.10:00 a.m. – 12:05 a.m.12:05 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.2:00 p.m. – 4:05 p.m.4:05 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 Course or Academic Advising/TutoringrequiredLunch optionalDuke Course or Academic Advising/TutoringrequiredYou will only be enrolled in one class and itwill either take place in the morning or theafternoon.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: Students are part of a structured learning and residential environment,students will have 24/7 supervision by Summer Session staff members.**You can find more information about our Supervision Policy and our Duke Recreation and Physical EducationCenter Policy on our website: 1
STUDENT GUIDE FOR SUCCESS2019Your DukeCardYou will be issued a Duke University identification card. This cardwill be used for accessing buildings on campus, the residencehall, checking out library books, admittance to Wilson Gym,* andpurchasing food. You will be issued your DukeCard upon arrivalon campus. It is important that you keep your DukeCard withyou at all times as a means of identification. You MUST submityour photo via CampDoc.com for your DukeCard by June 15,2019.Food, Meals and “Points”During the summer, you will have the opportunity to eat yourmeals at campus dining locations using meal swipes forbreakfast, lunch and dinner. Unused meal swipes will not berefunded and can only be used for meal swipes at designatedeateries.Duke University was ranked 1stby the Daily Meal for “BestColleges for Food in America”in 2017.You can find out more usA linen pack includes: 1 fitted sheet 1 flat sheet 1 towel 1 wash cloth 1 pillow 1 pillow case 1 very lightweightblanketPlease Note: You are responsible forwashing the contents of the linen packfor the duration of the time that youwill be using it. Once you have returnedthe linen pack at the end of theprogram we will wash them.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 planaccordingly.You are encouraged to explore the importance of makinghealthy food choices before coming to campus. A critical aspectof college life is caring for yourself and your health, includingmaking healthy food choices. While you will
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