A Degree of Precision
Published by Alison Hurst
As a “Law and Order: SVU” devotee and a fan of true crime media generally, I long idolized the quick-witted …
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The New Way of Experiencing Environmental Education
Published by Emma Balsam
Recently, I read an article published by The Rising titled “Could online learning actually be a positive for environmental education?” …
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Your DukeEngage Experience Doesn’t Have to Be Flawless!
Published by Emma Balsam
My DukeEngage experience is not how I had imagined it would be when I was accepted back in December, but …
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A Cancelled Lightning Bug Festival
Published by Jonathan Pertile
Every summer, thousands of people from around the world flock to my city for a now annual firefly festival hosted …
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Pausing Ecotourism in Neltume
Published by Cameron Jarnot
In Neltume, Chile, the Huilo Huilo Biological Reserve’s mission is “to protect and conserve the Temperate Humid Forest, integrating the …
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What do Rhinos and Chile Have in Common?
Published by Andre Hall
This week centered mainly around standardizing our data for the biological reserves database that we’ve been working on since Week …
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All or Nothing
Published by Alison Hurst
As I prepare for my interviews with project managers, mental health liaisons, and case managers of North Carolina’s Local Reentry …
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Beginning DukeEngage Chile!
Published by Sona Suryadevara
With the uncertainty and tragedy going on in the world right now, I am glad I am still able to …
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A Second (and Third, and Fourth) Go-Through
Published by Andre Hall
It’s hard to believe that we are already halfway through our 2020 summer project: Week 4! It feels like just …
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Halfway through the Chile Project
Published by Jonathan Pertile
It’s been four weeks since I started this journey. I wouldn’t exactly say it’s been the easiest thing I’ve ever …
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