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Information for Gulf Coast Students
Duke University Graduate School Enrolls Students Affected by Hurricane Katrina
updated 7:57am Saturday, September 10, 2005
The Graduate School at Duke has enrolled four Tulane graduate students and two University of New Orleans graduate students. Enrollment of additional graduate students displaced by Hurricane Katrina is anticipated, according to Graduate School officials.
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Pratt to Accept Displaced Graduate Students
posted Tuesday, September 6, 2005
Pratt's Master of Engineering Management Program will accept up to 10 displaced engineering management graduate students.
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Additional Counseling at CAPS
posted Tuesday, September 6, 2005
Counseling and Psychological Support Services is available to meet with students affected by Hurricane Katrina. In response to this need, CAPS has added additional counseling appointments. CAPS may be reached by contacting 660-1000. When calling for an appointment please let the receptionist know you are calling in response to Hurricane Katrina. CAPS will be offering a group session for students affected by Hurricane Katrina on Thursday, Sept. 8, from 7-8:30 pm in 201 Flowers Building.
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Sanford Offers Enrollment to Public Policy Grad Students Affected by Katrina
posted Tuesday, September 6, 2005
The Sanford Institute for Public Policy has issued a new graduate student admittance policy for Gulf Coast students displaced by Hurricane Katrina.
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Fuqua School of Business to Enroll Tulane Students
posted Tuesday, September 6, 2005
The Fuqua School has reached an agreement with the business school at Tulane University to take up to 10 students. Details, such as when the students would arrive, are being finalized.
Law School to Accept Visiting Students
posted Tuesday, September 6, 2005
The Law School will be accepting approximately 8 visiting students for the semester in coordination with UNC to maximize student placement within the state. Duke students have volunteered to provide these visiting students with temporary housing. A plan is underway to host a "toiletries drive" for the students upon their arrival.
Student Affairs Prepares for Students Displaced by Katrina
posted Saturday, September 3, 2005
In anticipation of new students joining Duke from gulf coast institutions, Student Affairs has put a number of welcome activities and resources in place.
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Duke Releases Official Policy on Plans to Enroll Undergraduates Displaced by Katrina
posted Friday, September 2, 2005
Up to 75 students will be welcomed at Duke as early as next week.
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