Field Trips for Adults
Published by Margaret Overton
On Thursday morning, I woke up at 5:45am and rode the bus in a daze to meet the rest of …
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A Peek into the Past
Published by Carol Xia
One of the projects I’ve been working on as a Trustee and Philanthropy intern at The Nature Conservancy is the …
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Being Creative on Command
Published by Elizabeth Allen
I really try hard not to be hypocritical. Sometimes I fail, but I like to believe that I succeed for …
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Branching Out Portland: Week 5
Published by Elizabeth Allen
Gorge Hike & Bonneville Dam | We spent this Sunday hiking up to see waterfalls and beautiful scenery near the …
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Being Uncomfortable
Published by Amanda Sear
When we had to complete an online module on culture shock as part of DukeEngage Academy, I initially scoffed at …
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Branching Out Portland: Week 4
Published by Elizabeth Allen
Volunteered with Potluck in the Park | This amazing program has provided a meal for hundreds of Portland residents …
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Understanding the Meaning of Mud
Published by Tracey Ding
It was a cloudy day after a night of drizzling when I first stepped onto the community farm at Oregon …
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The Problem with “Conserving the Wild”
Published by Carol Xia
In preparation for our trip to Opal Creek last week, my fellow DukeEngagers and I were required to read William …
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Branching Out Portland: Weeks 2 and 3
Published by Elizabeth Allen
Last weekend, DukeEngage Portland was camping at Opal Creek Ancient Forest without internet access or computers. When I got back, …
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Immortality Does Exist
Published by Elizabeth Allen
Soon after I began working at Crag Law Center, I realized just how much DukeEngagers have contributed to Crag over …
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