Duke student-athletes develop unique, TRANSFERRABLE skills throughout their undergraduate student-athlete experience. These skills make student-athletes highly marketable and valuable assets in today’s work place. The Blue Devil Career Development Program is a cooperative program between Duke University Athletics and the Duke Career Center that is designed to assist all student-athletes with the career development and planning process.
Contact Leslie Barnes at lbarnes@duaa.duke.edu for more information on Career Development opportunities and services.
Various Career Resources (Click on PDF to open)
Resume Writing
- List of Action Verbs for Resume Writing
- Athlete Resume
- Athlete Resume (2)
- Business Resume
- Computer Science Resume (Junior)
- Engineering Resume
- First-Year Resume
- Health Resume
- International Resume
- Marketing Resume
- Public Policy Resume
- Sophomore Resume
Cover Letters
- Cover Letter
- Cover Letter Guide
- Computer Science Cover Letter (Junior)
- Consultant Cover Letter
- Law Cover Letter
- Non-Profit Cover Letter
Networking/Interviewing
- Interviewing
- Interviewing Features - Benefits
- Mock Interview Questions
- Networking
- STAR Interview Tips
Visit the Career Center at http://career.studentaffairs.duke.edu/index.html
Athletes Career Education
A collaboration between Athletics and the Duke Career Center designed to assist all student-athletes with career planning:
- Individual Counseling Services/ Group Education Programs
- Networking Skills/Interview Prep Workshops
- Resumes/Cover Letters Workshops
- Major Exploration/Intro (First Year ACTION)
Primary emphasis on helping students:
- Discover and explore their interests
- Understand their unique TRANSFERRABLE skill set and abilities
- Participate in career development services and programs during their undergraduate experience
- Develop and maintain career networks
- Coming Soon: New and Improved DukeConnect and Alumni Athlete Database














