Duke Student Involvement

Duke students have opportunities to travel to DKU for undergraduate semester-long study abroad, and for various short-term programs, conferences, and events.

On the Duke campus, Duke undergraduate and graduate students can join our student group, KSAC; participate in their events and activities, including the D2D peer program; support DKU students during their study at Duke; or propose other collaborations with DKU students by connecting with KSAC at DukeKSAC@gmail.com.

We welcome inquiries from Duke faculty and student groups interested in building collaborative programming with DKU. Feel free to email us dkurelations@duke.edu or call our office with questions or proposals.

Student Stories

Uncovering the debate over facemasks

November 16, 2020
Despite evidence that face coverings reduce Covid-19 infections, some people still refuse to wear them. Student researcher Ke Ding explores why masks are a contentious issue, and how those who refuse could be convinced otherwise.
Solving international confrontation with interpersonal communication

November 6, 2020
Decision 2020: In the second of a two-part series focusing on the 2020 U.S. presidential election, Xiaoxi Zhu, a junior student from Hunan province, China, calls for individuals to connect and take action to reconcile Sino-American relations.
The 538 voters who elect U.S. presidents

October 30, 2020
Decision 2020: In the first of a two-part series focusing on the 2020 U.S. presidential election, Charlie Colasurdo, a sophomore from Connecticut, discusses an often-confusing component of the country’s democratic process: The Electoral College.

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Duke Student Involvement

Student Stories