Become a Community and Global Impact Fellow with Unite For Sight!

As a Community Fellow, you will experience the thrill of contributing to change
on the highest level by:

• Reducing patient barriers to eye care by connecting community members with
resources so that they can receive a complete eye exam through professional
organizations
• Participating in eye health education and awareness
• Conducting vision screenings
• Fundraising to provide sight-restoring eye care for patients living in extreme
poverty in developing countries

As a member of the chapter, you will also have the opportunity to become a
Global Impact Fellow with Unite For Sight. As a Global Impact Fellow, you will
volunteer abroad and:

• Be immersed in effective global health and eye care programs
• Be part of global problem solving and social entrepreneurship
• Be engaged in ethical, high quality and high impact volunteerism
• Receive training in global health, social entrepreneurship, and effective
community-based program delivery, and receive a Certificate in Global Health &
Program Delivery from Unite For Sight’s Global Health University
• Be inspired to become a leader in global health
• Join a movement of social innovators committed to global health and
sustainable development
• Participate in the Global Impact Lab, an optional program for volunteers
interested in global health research

For more information, contact malini.veerappan@duke.edu

Please also visit Unite For Sight’s website:
http://www.uniteforsight.org/start-a-chapter

Unite For Sight is a global 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, and a chapter will
be established at Duke University during the 2009-2010 academic year. WHAT: Unite For Sight Information Session
WHERE: McClendon 2 Media Room
WHEN: Thursday, November 19 at 9 pm
WHY: 80% of all blindness is preventable or curable.  Join our movement to
eliminate preventable blindness.

Become a Community and Global Impact Fellow with Unite For Sight!

As a Community Fellow, you will experience the thrill of contributing to change
on the highest level by:

• Reducing patient barriers to eye care by connecting community members with
resources so that they can receive a complete eye exam through professional
organizations
• Participating in eye health education and awareness
• Conducting vision screenings
• Fundraising to provide sight-restoring eye care for patients living in extreme
poverty in developing countries

As a member of the chapter, you will also have the opportunity to become a
Global Impact Fellow with Unite For Sight. As a Global Impact Fellow, you will
volunteer abroad and:

• Be immersed in effective global health and eye care programs
• Be part of global problem solving and social entrepreneurship
• Be engaged in ethical, high quality and high impact volunteerism
• Receive training in global health, social entrepreneurship, and effective
community-based program delivery, and receive a Certificate in Global Health &
Program Delivery from Unite For Sight’s Global Health University
• Be inspired to become a leader in global health
• Join a movement of social innovators committed to global health and
sustainable development
• Participate in the Global Impact Lab, an optional program for volunteers
interested in global health research

For more information, contact malini.veerappan@duke.edu

Please also visit Unite For Sight’s website:
http://www.uniteforsight.org/start-a-chapter

Unite For Sight is a global 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, and a chapter will
be established at Duke University during the 2009-2010 academic year.

Reserve your tickets for the show and for dinner on both nights at awaaztickets09@gmail.com. Tabling on the BC Plaza for tickets will start from Nov. 9!

If you have any questions, please email dukeawaaz@gmail.com. Thank you all so much and see you at the show!

This session will help you prepare for the internship search as well as give you advice on how to make the most of your summer internship.  Learn how to use tools like Duke eRecruiting, Internship Exchange, iNet and others to find available opportunities, make critical connections for your search through networking, navigate the intern application process and develop a personal strategy to use at upcoming internship/career fairs.

This workshop serves as an extension to the Internship Season Kickoff held on Monday, November 2nd.  All students are welcome to attend.

For more information, see our add on DukeList at
http://dukelist.duke.edu/posting/show/id/3112 and our application and information page at http://www.oit.duke.edu/help/swat/join.php

This webinar will provide a how-to-guide for your internship whether you are in Durham, England or Durham, North Carolina.  Students will learn what to expect from the on-campus recruiting process, how to prepare now to hit the ground running in January, what virtual and distance resources and services are available through the Career Center, gain insight on best practices for the finance internship search Clair Raver of the Department of Economics.  To participate, use the link above and sign on.  This session will also be available for later viewing online through the Career Center website.

A career in advertising sounds interesting but is it as fun as it seems?  John Adams, Chairman and CEO of The Martin Agency has enjoyed his career in advertising for over 30 years – a rarity in an industry where executives come and go as quickly as trends on Wall Street.  Find out how a career in this industry can remain fresh over the years and gain exposure on the advertising world from an expert in the field!

Under John Adams’ leadership, The Martin Agency became the first advertising agency to be named “Agency of the Year” five times by Adweek magazine, the industry standard.  In 2007, Advertising Age ranked Martin as one of the Top 10 Agencies in America, placing it at #5.  In 2008, the same publication ranked Martin as #3.

John plays a key role on the team that continues to bring national attention to The Martin Agency, representing such brands as Microsoft, Walmart, Hanes, Discover Financial, BFGoodrich and GEICO.  In 1997, John became one of a handful of advertising people to be inducted into the Virginia Communications Hall of Fame.  Additionally, he and his partner, Mike Hughes, were named in 2000 as the Outstanding Industrialists of the Year.  He now serves as a trustee at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts and as a member of the Board of Visitors at Longwood University. John lectures on marketing and business issues throughout the United States.

Duke Habitat can help make it happen!  This December, we’re partnering  with Little Hands Bakery to deliver cookie care packages to students –  and all proceeds go to help Habitat for Humanity build homes in the  local community. The cookies are homemade by local youth and their  parents, and will be hand-delivered during Finals week to campus dorms/ apartments and off-campus housing. Forward the order form (http://www.duke.edu/web/dukehabitat/cookieorderform.pdf) to your  parents so they can send a “little hand” – both to you and to the city of Durham!   They can order two dozen, one dozen, or a single cookie, include a  personal message, and specify which day during Finals Week they would  like the package delivered. Payment should be in the form of a check  made out to “Habitat of Durham” with “Duke Care Package” in the memo  line. Checks and order forms should be mailed by November 26th to:

Youth United, Habitat for Humanity of Durham
215 N. Church St.
Durham, NC 27701