Click here to download our volunteer application.  Please print, fill out, and return to the Women's Center (click here to find out where we're located) anytime between 8:30am-5pm Monday through Friday.

We are looking for enthusiastic volunteers in the following areas:

• Front Desk Team — performs various office-related duties, including answering phone calls, greeting guests, and responding to questions about the Women’s Center and its activities.    
• Book Exchange Team — assists the Office Coordinator with maintaining the Center’s lending library.    
• Gender Issues Programming Team — assists with programming and outreach specifically to undergraduate students and to the larger campus community at Duke.    
• VOICES Editorial Board — responsible for a variety of tasks involving writing, editing, layout, and promotion of VOICES Magazine and other literature published by the Women’s Center.    
• GPWN (Graduate and Professional Women's Network) Programming Committee — responsible for planning events for GPWN, a program that provides Duke's graduate and professional women students with personal and professional networking opportunities.
  
• Women in Science and Engineering (WiSE) Programming Committee — responsible for planning events for WiSE, a student organization for women graduate students and post-doctoral associates working to improve the climate for women in the sciences and engineering at Duke. 
  
• SASS (Sexual Assault Support Services) Team — works in conjunction with SASS professional staff and student programmers to plan, organize, publicize, and execute a series of fall and spring programs aimed at reducing the risk of sexual assault and dating violence for students campus wide.    
• SHARP (Sexual Harassment and Rape Prevention) Peer Educators — after completing an intensive initial training, SHARP peer educators participants in ongoing professional development while presenting engaging, challenging, interactive workshops and discussion groups per year round.    
• "Saturday Night: Untold Stories Of Sexual Assault at Duke" — a student publication devoted to representing students' and their support networks' diverse experiences with sexual violence.    
• MAC (Men Acting for Change) Team — MAC is a group of Duke men dedicated to addressing men’s roles at Duke and working to create a safer and healthier community, especially by addressing gender-related violence.