Everything in nature has a story
Published by Karen Jin On the Friday of July 13th, we had a field trip led by Mark Wainwright to San Gerado in Children’s …
Read moreDEID 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 …
Read moreDinner and conversation with Seattle Councilman Mike O’Brien
Published by Tommy Lin Last Thursday, the 15 DukeEngagers and our site coordinators had dinner with Duke alum and Seattle City Council member Mike …
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The Great Environmental Debate
Published by Elliott Davis Before coming to Duke, I understood that environmental issues are largely the externalities of economic development. So, the solutions seemed …
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Lost in the Crowd: Learning to do Effective Volunteering within a Large Group
Published by David Betancourt Lost in the Crowd: Learning to do Effective Volunteering within a Large Group (7/25/2018) This past weekend, 14 of us …
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Social Media: A Platform Like No Other
Published by Carol Zhou I used to think of social media as a means to keep in touch with friends and a source of …
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Reflections of the Staff Retreat and Fellow Interns
Published by Allie Rauch While I have worked in offices before, none have been quite like this one (the North American Association for Environmental …
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Preparing for Voices
Published by Yoav Kargon 2018-07-17 Tomorrow night, my community partner OPAL Environmental Justice Oregon hosts the annual Voices of a People’s History, a fundraising …
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New City, Same Fam: Thanks to our Program Director
Published by Elena Cavallero Driving to Camino Island, country music, open windows, wind blowing, sun. The signs on the road clearly state …
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Reflecting in the North Cascades
Published by Annie Roberts Growing up, I always wanted to be “outdoorsy”. I longed to climb towering peaks, wander through expansive forests, and swim …
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