Price and Privilege
Published by Phil Ma
Our DukeEngage group had the opportunity to have dinner with President Price and discuss various topics pertaining to our university …
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Forever Duke?
Published by Wenjia Yu
The hashtags #DukeIsEverywhere and #ForeverDuke have always seemed to me, nothing more than a marketing scheme used by Duke’s student …
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Black Coffee
Published by Gia Jadick
The old jazz chart “Black Coffee” tells the story of a woman who finds comfort in her daily cup of …
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The Museum of Natural History and Humanocentrism
Published by Pete Polonsky
Perusing the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History, I had some thoughts on how we perceive our connection with nature. I …
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Stumptown, or Treetown?
Published by Carol Zhou
Taking a little break from the crowded and busy Saturday Market, I was amazed by how much green space Portland …
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Gearing Up for the Workshop
Published by Nicole Kastelic
Now that I’ve tipped the halfway point of my internship, I’m quickly approaching what I expect to be one of …
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Clinician Wellness and the EHR
Published by Wenjia Yu
In the past month working at the National Academy of Medicine, I’ve learned a lot about health policy and medicine …
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A Cog in the Machine
Published by Mochen Ma
“A cog in the machine” is a phrase that is embedded with heavy negative connotation. It reminds us of how …
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The First Month
Published by Sarah Perez
Wow. I can’t believe I’m already halfway done with this program, that I’ve already been working at my internship for …
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Experiencing Policy Making
Published by Mala Bansal
It makes me really sad that I’m already half-way done with my internship at NHGRI and my time here in …
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