Alumni Network
Keeping the Connection Alive
Whether it's been years since your time in MEM or you just graduated in May, you now play an important role in the life of the MEM program: Alumni. You're our greatest ambassadors, and your participation in alumni activities is important to the growth and direction of the program. Keep the connection alive with other MEM alumni and the broader Duke alumni base!
MEMPC Alumni Network
The MEMPC alumni association is a powerful network of leaders from Cornell, Dartmouth, Duke, MIT, Northwestern, Stanford, and USC. Get involved!
Stay connected!
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- Contact us via email.
- Plus 8 more ways to stay engaged with MEMP
Highlights
August 06, 2018
Duke Engineering Management Students and Alumni Talk Data Science at Silicon Valley Meet-Up
Duke Master of Engineering Management students and alumni gathered at Uber world headquarters in San Francisco for dinner, conversation, and presentations on some of the novel data science challenges our alumni are working on at Uber.
February 05, 2018
Two Decades of Growth: The Master of Engineering Management Program Turns 20
In 1997, when F. Hadley Cocks spearheaded the creation of Duke's Master of Engineering Management Program, he wanted to create a smooth transition for students who wished to pursue careers in engineering business and management. He was right. To date, more than 1,600 students have earned MEM degrees at Duke.
May 03, 2017
MEMP Alumna Cornejo Honored With Forever Duke Student Leadership Award
2016 MEMP graduate Allende Cornejo was recently honored with the Forever Duke Student Leadership Award on April 20 at the Center for Leadership and Social Action’s In the Spotlight ceremony. The award recognizes graduating students across Duke's undergraduate, graduate, and professional schools who [...]
Duke University is a founding member of the Master of Engineering Management Programs Consortium (MEMPC), a small group of highly recognized university graduate-level programs in engineering management.