Bringing the Project to The Community
Published by Guangyu Feng
I consulted a social worker who choose this job due to the major they study in college and the reality …
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For or With?
Published by Gabrielle Lee
Not so long ago, I came across this article on social media: https://www.usnews.com/education/blogs/medical-school-admissions-doctor/articles/volunteer-activities-for-premed-students-during-coronavirus-outbreak. The article brings attention to the many …
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Why the Coronavirus Vaccine Makes Me Nervous
Published by Laura Benzing
I am not an expert on vaccines. My internship related to datatypes, not vaccines. But in the biggest global health …
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Creating Meaning from My Bedroom Office
Published by Laura Benzing
Before the pandemic, I imagined my summer with DukeEngage to look like a small close community trying to understand health …
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Times Change, and Medicine May Need to Change too
Published by Aaron Zhao
If you want to talk about public health today, you won’t be able to circumvent the issue of COVID-19. It’s …
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Expression 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 …
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Support and Resiliency Go Hand in Hand
Published by Cidian Edwards
No one would question that an individual can be resilient – but the question of how an individual becomes resilient …
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A Bouncy Ball Never Stops Bouncing
Published by Aaron Zhao
I have virtually zero complaints about how my DukeEngage summer has gone. Given the unique circumstances of this summer, the …
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DukeEngage Reflection Art
Published by Jacqueline Perez
During the sixth week of my DukeEngage project, I took some time to reflect on my experience thus far …
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“Local Community Engagement”
Published by Sonia He
The first time I heard this phrase was in April during a Duke-hosted Zoom discussion on ethical civic engagement when …
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