E-Team & Tours

Pratt E-Team

The E-Team is composed of upper-class engineering students eager to help incoming first-year students learn the ropes of engineering at Duke.

The team’s mission is to assist first-year engineering students in their transition to Duke by creating an immediate network of support with engineering students who can answer questions, share experiences and offer advice. Below are the 25-26 E-Team members!

Alexander Schneider

BME '27

Charlotte, NC

Club Volleyball,

Duke Biomedical Engineering Society,

EGR105 TA

Max Bazan

BME '27, Pre-Med

Fort Myers, FL

Blue Devils vs. Cancer,

Mi Gente,

Residential Assistant

Rosemina Ayieko

BME '27

Nairobi, Kenya

Teaching Assistant – Computing for Engineers, Resident Assistant, Research Assistant – Duke Center for Global Mental Health, FEMMES+, Christians on Campus

Nadzua Karisa

ME ‘27, Global Development Engineering Certificate

Kilifi, Kenya

Bass Connections, This Engineering Life, Teaching Assistant

Clara Bartusiak

ECE/CS ‘27, Visual & Media Studies

Lake Forest, IL

Albert Li*

Virtual E-Team!

BME ‘27

Kingsport, TN

MEDesign, Research Assistant, Marching Band, Lego Club, IM Basketball

Jide Gbadamosi

ECE/CS '27

Jackson, NJ

Treasurer of TSU, Delta Sigma Pi Business Society, Theta Tau Society of Engineering, Bass Connections

Ahmer Siddique

CE '27, Architectural Engineering Certificate

Charlotte, NC

Duke ASCE Co-President,

Duke Smart Home Member,

OUF Treasurer,

DEID Exec Member

Pratt engineering tours

In-Person

Student-led tours of Duke's Pratt School of Engineering are available Monday-Friday during the academic year. Tours depart from the Nello L. Teer Engineering Building. Reservations required and can be scheduled here (based on availability).

Self-Guided Walking Tour

When campus tours are full or if you plan to visit campus on your own, we encourage you to take a self-guided walking tour of Duke University's campus. Download the Duke Admissions Tour app, which is available for iPhone and Android users. You may also stop by the Undergraduate Admissions Office to pick up a campus map from our outside information box and explore campus at your own pace. Large groups are also encouraged to use the mobile tour app.

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