Alumni & Friends
Thought-Provoking Conversations on the Environment
Based out of Duke’s Nicholas School of the Environment, the mission of the Environmental Academy is to inspire our alumni, friends and the broader Duke community through environmental thought leadership discussions on issues affecting our planet. It includes lecture series, podcasts and discussions on the Nicholas School’s interdisciplinary environmental academic and research initiatives.
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Undergraduate Research Opportunities
If you are interested in conducting faculty-mentored research as an undergraduate, we offer three programs open to first-years, sophomores and juniors. Apply by October 15, 2021.
- Rachel Carson Scholars - Marine science and conservation
- Duke Scholars in Marine Medicine - Medicine and marine science
- Repass-Rodgers Scholars - Marine conservation technology development
Duke Environment Magazine Shines Light on Faces of Hope
DukeEnvironment Magazine’s spring 2021 edition highlights three inspiring future environmental leaders who we are proud to all our own — undergraduate Cameron Oglesby, MEM student Avery Davis Lamb and PhD student Anjali Boyd. The online magazine also features Duke Forest as it turns 90 as well as school, research and alumni news.
Duke Environment Magazine Shines Light on Faces of Hope
DukeEnvironment Magazine’s spring 2021 edition highlights three inspiring future environmental leaders who we are proud to all our own — undergraduate Cameron Oglesby, MEM student Avery Davis Lamb and PhD student Anjali Boyd. The online magazine also features Duke Forest as it turns 90 as well as school, research and alumni news.
Duke Environment Magazine Shines Light on Faces of Hope
DukeEnvironment Magazine’s spring 2021 edition highlights three inspiring future environmental leaders who we are proud to all our own — undergraduate Cameron Oglesby, MEM student Avery Davis Lamb and PhD student Anjali Boyd. The online magazine also features Duke Forest as it turns 90 as well as school, research and alumni news.
Duke Environment Magazine Shines Light on Faces of Hope
DukeEnvironment Magazine’s spring 2021 edition highlights three inspiring future environmental leaders who we are proud to all our own — undergraduate Cameron Oglesby, MEM student Avery Davis Lamb and PhD student Anjali Boyd. The online magazine also features Duke Forest as it turns 90 as well as school, research and alumni news.
You’ll find Nicholas School alums pursuing their passion and making positive impacts worldwide. Our programs give them the foundational knowledge and practical skills to become leaders and innovators in a wide array of fields and sectors. See all alumni profiles
MEM '91
MF and MEM '98
MEM'18
DEL-MEM'13
DEL-MEM'13
T'12, B.S., Environmental Science & Earth and Ocean Sciences