Our Team

Rukmini Balu

Associate Vice President and Chief of Staff for Durham and Community Affairs
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Tuere Bowles

Assistant Vice President and Director, Research and Advancement

Victoria Chavis

Victoria Chavis
Program Director, Duke College Advising Corps

Alyssa Florwick

Civic Engagement Fellow

Kirby Forbes

Staff Specialist, Education and Workforce Development

Desmond Gatling

Program Coordinator, Duke College Advising Corps
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Donna Hubert

Director of Business Services

Jesse Huddleston

Senior Program Coordinator, Duke-Durham Neighborhood Partnership & Community Development

Debra Clark Jones

Associate Vice President for Community Health
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Elaine Madison

Assistant Vice President for Education and Workforce Partnerships

Eliza Mathew

Senior Program Coordinator, Duke-Durham Neighborhood Partnership & Community Development
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Kimberly Monroe

Program Manager, Community Health

Crystal Parker

Program Coordinator, Jumpstart

Leslie Parkins

Assistant Vice President and Director for Civic Engagement

Bernice Patterson

Staff Specialist

Kaneisha Pettiford

Administrative Assistant

Domoniqúe Redmond

Assistant Director of Strategic Initiatives and Planning, Doing Good Employee Giving

Brianna Sanders

Senior Program Coordinator, Preschool-8th grade programs

David Stein

Senior Educational and PepsiCo Program Coordinator

Steven Talbott

AmeriCorps Vista
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Donna Tuck

Executive Assistant to the Vice President

Mayme Webb-Bledsoe

Assistant Vice President, Duke-Durham Neighborhood Partnership & Community Development

Stelfanie Williams

Vice President for Durham and Community Affairs
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Darla Wohlfarth

Administrative Coordinator, Community Health
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College Advising Corps

The College Advising Corps (CAC) at Duke works to increase the number of low-income, first generation college and underrepresented high school students who enter and complete higher education. Duke currently employs 18 full-time college advisers to serve NC high schools.
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