Duke Law Clubs
Duke Law Clubs help engage alumni through networking, volunteer and fellowship opportunities. Duke Law Clubs are scattered through out the US and abroad and are supplemented by Duke Clubs, which are open to all Duke alums, including Law alumni.
U.S. Clubs
U.S. Law Clubs help plan events in metropolitan areas with the largest concentrations of Duke Law alumni. All Law alumni living in a particular city are “members” of that city’s club; as long as we have a current mailing address on file for you, you will receive invitations to Club events (update your address). Learn more about the:
- Duke Law Club of Atlanta
- Duke Law Club of New York
- Duke Law Club of the Triangle
- Duke Law Club of Washington, D.C.
International Clubs
Duke Law International Clubs help promote Duke Law to prospective students and keep alumni connected by organizing events in their areas. Visit International Alumni Clubs for more information.
Duke Clubs
If Duke Law does not have a club in your area, Duke University might. Duke Clubs are open to all Duke alumni, including Law alums. Visit the Duke Alumni Association website for more information. Several domestic Duke Clubs have a strong Law alumni presence in their leadership, including:
- Phoenix, Arizona
Barry Uhrman L’00 - Delaware
Fon Muttamara-Walker L’04 - Louisville, Kentucky
Bob Maddox L’87 - Greenville/Spartanburg, South Carolina
Brent Clinkscale L’86
For a list of international Duke Clubs with a Law alumni presence, visit International Alumni Clubs.