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Duke University Dukelist Research & Leadership Opportunities (& More)

What is this site and how do I use it?

DukeList was originally designed to help Duke students pursue campus jobs, research, leadership and volunteer opportunities. Recently it has taken over Duke's Trading Post.  The site is open to the entire Duke community. Anyone can search the site but you need your Duke Netid to post or reply to opportunities. You will be prompted to log in with your Duke Netid when you use those features. 

If you are trying to post an opportunity and cannot find your department or office, please call the Student Service Center at 684-2001 or email studentservicecenter@duke.edu for help.

The search engine is quite robust. If you want to find all the work study jobs, for instance, simply type "work study" into the search box.

Posters should designate whether their position is work study or not.  Non-work study positions should be classified as paid (other).

Individuals who post an opportunity can remove them at any time. Listings will be automatically archived after three months.

If you have any other questions about how to use the site -- or suggestions for improving it -- please call the Student Service Center at 684-2001 or email studentservicecenter@duke.edu for help.

This site was created because undergraduates asked the Office of Undergraduate Education to provide an online tool to learn about research projects with professors. It became clear that other departments, centers and offices had interesting opportunities (paid and unpaid) to offer students, so the categories were expanded.  As of January 2009, Dukelist is the primary student employment site at Duke.

The site also allows students who want to learn more generally about research interests of professors -- regardless of whether or not a professor might have a current student opening -- to type in a  keyword in the search engine. The program searches the Faculty Database for research interests provided by professors and provides a list.

If you have questions about work study positions or how they affect financial aid, check out the Financial Aid Office's student employment page.  For information on finding a summer internship, go to the Career Center's website.