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 morePlacing Solutions into Context
Published by Oluebube Udochukwu Our IGNITE project at DukeEngage empowers students around the world through developing curricula on STEM skills and STEM knowledge to …
Read moreAriely’s TED Talk
Published by Oluebube Udochukwu “The more effort one puts into their work, the more they love it. The more meaningful the work is, the …
Read moreReflections on DukeEngage Experience Week 6
Published by Mark Rekutin Current News Article: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/08/nyregion/nyc-schools-reopening-plan.html (July 8, 2020) The article attached details how after about four months of remote online …
Read moreExpression Shouldn’t be a Privilege
Published by Alison Hurst As I near the end of my work with the Criminal Justice Resource Center, I’m not often taken aback by …
Read moreWeek 4: Reflecting on challenges
Published by Mark Rekutin Going into my Duke Engage program, I didn’t necessarily know what to expect. I didn’t know whether I was going …
Read moreWeek 7 — Continuing to Engage With Issues That Matter By Continuing to Engage With Issues That Matter
Published by Vanessa Tam To continue engaging with issues that matter, one must continue to engage with issues that matter. Holding yourself accountable, working …
Read moreFrom School to Prison
Published by Cidian Edwards The school that I attended for my first three years of high school was a very under-funded public school composed …
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Invest in Education
Published by William Brodner Nelson Mandela once said, “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” As states …
Read moreSummer camp at Home!
Published by Hongyi Zhang https://time.com/5803373/coronavirus-kids-at-home-activities/ Wow, I wish I had found this article prior to starting my summer camp. Published at the beginning of …
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