Duke University Organizations

• Arts
• Greek Life
• Minority and International Students
• Professional and Academic
• Religious

• Active Minds  - Group advocating for mental health education and awareness. Aims to mitigate mental illness related stigma.
• AIESEC  - International, nonprofit, nonpolitical organization managed by students who share interest in economics and management on a global scale.
• Alpha Phi Omega  - Service fraternity's website presents a calendar of events, an officers list, and information on pledges and leadership.
• American Red Cross  - Information on the array of services provided, upcoming events, and meetings. With contact details and details of volunteer requirements.
• Break for a Change  - Organization enables students to facilitate courses on various topics related to social justice.
• Camp Kesem  - Free one-week, sleep-away summer camp organized for the children of cancer patients through the efforts of Duke University volunteers.
• Campus Council  - Presents an officers list, information on events and membership, contact details, and council updates.
• Duke Anime Club  - Association of Japanese animation fanatics. Club's website presents a schedule of activities, fan art, and a discussion board.
• Duke Ballroom Dance Club  - Details of club events, membership, and contacts. Includes practice and dance schedules.
• Duke CHANCE  - Tutoring program provided by Duke University students to high school participants. Offers free subject coaching and SAT tutoring.
• Duke Outing Club  - Presents a photo gallery, club announcements, forms, contacts, and information on trips and memberships.
• Duke Photo Group  - Organization of photography enthusiasts. Site presents information on events, photography resources, and a picture gallery.
• Duke Student Government  - Posts announcements, an officers directory, featured organization resources, and related links.
• Duke Students for Life  - Association of Duke community members who advocate for the pro-life, anti-abortion concept. Site provides information on events and membership.
• Duke Symphony Orchestra  - Site contains season and rehearsal schedules, details of upcoming concerts, and information on auditions and competitions.
• Duke University Linux Users' Group  - Chartered organization composed of students and other Duke members who use Linux. Site presents information on events, announcements, and related documents.
• Duke University Motorsports  - Undergraduate team of students who design, fabricate, and race an open-wheeled Formula SAE car.
• Emergency Medical Services  - EMT-B level care provider to the Duke University community composed of volunteer-members.
• Engineers Without Borders  - Overview of the organization with a calendar of activities, contact details, announcements, and related links.
• Graduate and Professional Student Council (GPSC)  - Providing information on GPSC's activities, structure, membership, and history. With news and forum boards.
• Honor Council  - Undergraduate student organization aims to promote academic honor, integrity, and ethical behavior in university life.
• International Justice Mission  - Christian human rights group aims to attend to issues and problems of sexual exploitation, violence, slavery, and oppression.
• Language House  - Selective living group. Provides an events calendar, photo albums, directory of officers, and a virtual dorm tour.
• Linux@DUKE  - Duke system administrators' collaborative effort provides Duke-specific Linux customizations, package management, and proprietary software resources.
• Operation Smile  - Nonprofit, volunteer medical service organization created to provide reconstructive surgery and related health care to indigent children and young adults in developing countries.
• Organization for Tropical Studies  - Nonprofit consortium created to provide leadership in education, research and the responsible use of natural resources in the tropics.
• See Educate Engage (SEE)  - Learning community designed to prepare students for international service learning.
• SHARE  - Group established to foster diversity, respect for individuality, and a sense of community.
• SpeakOUT  - Student, staff, and faculty run organization aimed at increasing awareness of queer issues on campus through educational panel programs.
• WOODS  - Wilderness Outdoor Opportunities for Durham Students - a student-run program aimed at promoting nature and environmental experiential education in the Durham area.