From: Paris Miller-Foushee Miller Date: January 12 Subject: Pizza Night and Weekly Programs Resume
Pizza Night & Weekly Programs Resume
As saalamu alaikum,
We hope your first week of classes was a smooth start to what promises to be a productive and blessed semester. As we settle into Week 2, the CML is here to keep you connected!
This Week's Spotlight: Welcome Pizza Night!
The moment you've been waiting for is almost here! This Friday, come for the new halal pepperoni pizza, stay for the meaningful connections and the chance to speak directly with Marketplace's head chef about campus dining.
Friday, January 16th | 6:00 - 7:30 PM | Marketplace (East Campus) Let us know you're coming! Please save the date andregister!
Important Housing Application Reminder
A crucial deadline is coming up for next year's housing. The application portal opens on February 17th and closes February 20th at 12:00 PM. Be sure to plan with your roommates early to secure your preferred location.
Weekly Programs Are Back!
Join Us!!! Kitab Connect and the Fajr Breakfast Club have resumed for the semester.
Insh'Allah, we look forward to seeing you at Jumu'ah and breaking bread with you on Friday and supporting you throughout the weeks to come.
Welcome Pizza Night on East! Meet First Years fellow over the new halal pepperoni pizza. A chance to build community and chat directly with Marketplace's head chef. All are welcome!
Duke’s Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship (MMUF) Invites applications for a student-led, faculty-mentored research program, starting on January 16 (through February 16).
Current sophomores and juniors who are (a) majoring in humanities and some social science disciplines, (b) interested in research, and (c) are considering earning a doctoral degree should apply. You can learn more about the program, eligibility, and short and long-term benefits from the OUSF websiteas well as this information sheet.
MMUF has commitment to elevating knowledge that informs a more complete and accurate narratives of the human experience and lays the foundation for more just and equitable futures. The Mellon Foundation invites applicants who seek to amplify perspectives and contributions that have been marginalized within the conventional scholarly record and that promote the realization of a more socially just world.
Information sessions will occur on Tuesday, January 13 and Wednesday, January 14, from 5pm-6pm in Brodhead 216 for students who want to learn more. Interested students can sign up here, or let us know if they can't make it but want more info.
