Keeping it UP: Week 7 Reflection
Published by Manvi Malhotra I made this chart to show some ways that I want to continue engaging in general volunteer work, potential obstacles …
Read moreExpressing Heartfelt Thanks
Published by Jacqueline Jaffe Dear Aaron, Thank you so much for welcoming me to the Atlanta Rescue Dog Cafe team this summer. I am …
Read moreTimes Change, and Medicine May Need to Change too
Published by Aaron Zhao If you want to talk about public health today, you won’t be able to circumvent the issue of COVID-19. It’s …
Read moreEngaging Continues
Published by Samuel Bentlin Well, DukeEngage is finally ending. This means no more discussions, reflections. But this is not the end of engagement, As …
Read moreA Bouncy Ball Never Stops Bouncing
Published by Aaron Zhao I have virtually zero complaints about how my DukeEngage summer has gone. Given the unique circumstances of this summer, the …
Read moreRealizing a Mission Bird By Bird
Published by Gabrielle Lee “I now own face masks in 45 different colors,” exclaims Katherine, one of our supervisors from the Koo Foundation Sun …
Read moreWeek 7 Reflection
Published by Emma Swill I have always been passionate about Project Morry and its mission. Working with them through Duke Engage has allowed me …
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DukeEngage Reflection Art
Published by Jacqueline Perez During the sixth week of my DukeEngage project, I took some time to reflect on my experience thus far …
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Not a Quick Match: Week 4 Reflection
Published by Manvi Malhotra Since the volunteer concierge service project is not going as expected, I have had to adapt. Instead of focusing on …
Read more“Local Community Engagement”
Published by Sonia He The first time I heard this phrase was in April during a Duke-hosted Zoom discussion on ethical civic engagement when …
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