Rethinking Assumptions
Published by Isabel Gutenplan The ten days leading up to my DukeEngage experience, I was in Israel participating in Birthright, an organization that allows …
Read moreReal World of Working
Published by Raisa Reed In a way, DukeEngage has contributed to a lot of “firsts” for me. This is my first time working a …
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SF Pride: Brutal Sun Tans and Rainbow Armbands
Published by Patrick Hong Context: During the weekend of June 24-25th, DukeEngage San Francisco attended the Pride celebration at the Civic Center, and some …
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Facing Fears
Published by Maia Walker I am deathly afraid of heights. Whenever I am off the ground, I can’t help but have the irrational …
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A learning experience
Published by Wandi Che The past three weeks have been teaching me things that I could never learn elsewhere, and I’m grateful for this …
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One of Many
Published by Aurelio Falconi I hesitate to admit it, but it has been quite the period of adjustment. Being stubborn sometimes, I try not …
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What does this have to do with me anyways?
Published by Pat Hong The San Francisco DukeEngage program is working with two organizations this year: Larkin Street and At The Crossroads. Another Duke …
Read moreGetting Out of My Comfort Zone
Published by Christian Tanner When confronted with the many opportunities DukeEngage offered, I knew I had to decide which issues were close to my heart and …
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Not Exactly What I Was Expecting
Published by Isabel Gutenplan Two weeks down, and Duke Engage San Francisco is not what I was expecting. I was told that I would …
Read moreThe Challenge of San Francisco is found in Community
Published by Raisa Reed San Francisco is a city that you couldn’t dream up… or at least I couldn’t, coming from the conservative South. …
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