WHO WE ARE
Intellectual | Purposeful | Ethical | Collaborative
A community of leaders within Duke University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, striving to make transformational contributions to society.
Your time is now: the Robertson Scholars Leadership Program application is officially open!
RECENT NEWS
Robertson Senior Takes on Executive Producer Role for Eleanor the Great
Kunal Khaware ’26 is an executive producer for Eleanor the Great, a film directed by Scarlett Johansson featuring June Squibb as the lead. The film explores Holocaust remembrance expressed through…
From the Mountains to the Page: Trey Walk ’19 Captures Post-Hurricane Recovery in Western North Carolina
Trey Walk ’19 is gaining attention and recognition for a longform feature he wrote documenting Hurricane Helene recovery efforts in Western North Carolina. Trey shares that what he found through…
MEET OUR SCHOLARS
Aditya Raj
Hometown: Bangalore, Karnataka, India Major: Chemistry, Computer Science (Duke) Since joining RSLP how have you grown as a leader? I’ve long wrestled with the tension between self-improvement and self-acceptance. RSLP has…
Fisher Mallon
Hometown: Silver Spring, MD Major: Environmental Sciences & Policy, and Economics (Duke) Since joining RSLP how have you grown as a leader? Building houses in Whitesburg, KY during Community Summer showed me…
THE ROBERTSON EXPERIENCE
The Robertson Scholars Leadership Program provides eight semesters of full tuition, room and board, and most mandatory fees for Scholars at Duke and UNC-Chapel Hill. Scholars also have access to generous funding for up to three summer experiences, funding for conferences throughout the academic year, and for two semesters of study abroad.
GIVE TO RSLP
Julian Robertson gave boldly and generously when he created the Robertson Scholars Leadership Program. He believed in the power of communities, and more importantly, he believed in the power of people to create a better world.
We launched a Generosity Campaign in his honor, asking you to do as he did: to give boldly and generously as we establish the Julian H. Robertson, Jr., Alumni Fund.