DEID in Madagascar: End of Project Summary
Published by Samantha Wind
When our team arrived in Manantenina, we thought that we would be working on the construction of a pipeline and …
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DEID in Madagascar: Reflections on Clean Water Education
Published by Samantha Wild
Since our team’s arrival in Madagascar, the DEID Madagascar project has expanded vastly in both scope and complexity. After extensively …
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DEID in Manantenina, Madagascar: Surveying in the Rainforest
Published by Samantha Wind
For the past few weeks, I have been working alongside other Duke engineers and our community partners in Manantenina, Madagascar, …
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DEID in Manantenina, Madagascar: Project Overview
Published by Samantha Wind
Hi everyone! My name is Samantha Wind, and I am a rising sophomore and a prospective civil engineering major in …
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Neither a picture nor 1,000 words
Published by Lexi Clifford
Back home, I have spent the last week reflecting on my time spent in Buenos Aires, trying to get a …
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More Questions than Answers
Published by Ada Zhang
My project here in Hong Kong is wrapping up, now; I find it endlessly amusing how fast two-ish months has …
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Hong Kong: “Inequality glitters here.”
Published by Ada Zhang
Hong Kong: big, beautiful, broken. I recently hit the halfway mark for my DukeEngage independent project, and I wanted to …
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Medicine, Social Work and Education: A DukeEngage Indy Project in Bolivia
Published by McKenzie Cook, Duke 2019, Cardea Fellow
La Paz, Bolivia, is haphazardly settled in a basin the Cordillera Real. It is beautiful, rugged, and oftentimes, quite cold, …
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Goodbye for now, Colombia
Published by Miguel Gonzalez
Tomorrow I leave to go back home. It has been an amazing two-months here in Cartagena, Colombia, and I feel …
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Neurocysticercosis in Cartagena, Colombia: Update 3
Published by Miguel Gonzalez
As this week wrapped up, a lot has happened not just in the clinic, but in Colombia as a whole. …
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