Everyday Engagement
Published by Rachel Beza-Juarez
Over the course of this DukeEngage experience, the meaning of engagement and what it looks/feels like in a larger context …
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Thank You, WeVote
Published by Brooke Bowen
Dear WeVote staff, Thank you for welcoming me in. From the moment I joined the team, I have felt …
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The Problem of the Runaway Train
Published by Michael Cao
The first class I attended at Duke was a seminar called “Globalization and Corporate Citizenship” led by Dirk Philipsen, a …
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Systematic Failures: What Can an Intern Do?
Published by James Zheng
Hello, world! My name’s James, and I am part of the (virtual) DukeEngage program in Washington D.C. I’m currently working …
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The Weak Link
Published by Cidian Edwards
When I asked my supervisor if there was any data regarding the effectiveness of the Substance Abuse Treatment and Recidivism …
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Service-Work Isn’t Just an 8-Week Job, It Can Become a Lifestyle!
Published by Emma Balsam
One of my greatest passions is the environment. I firmly believe that one cannot accurately say that they are an …
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Repairing the Republic
Published by William Brodner
Over the last several decades, the American political system has fallen into dysfunction and disarray. We’ve never lived up to …
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A different approach with the same end goal
Published by Victoria McReynolds
This past March, Kristalina Georgieva, the managing director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), gave a virtual speech to the …
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Paraguay’s Initial COVID-19 Response: Relatively Successful? Yes. Flawless? No.
Published by Austin Connors
For this week’s DukeEngage reflection, we were asked to discuss an article that questions a common narrative related to our …
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A Disconnect
Published by Camryn Thompson
Recently, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) issued a final rule on changes to be made to …
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