Health policy covers much more material than I thought
Published by Pete Polonsky
To be honest, I didn’t know much about health policy coming into this summer. Considering I was set to begin …
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Warm Regards from Chile
Published by Ansley Arnow
Here in Neltume, Chile, deep in the Southern Hemisphere, the days are becoming shorter and shorter as temperatures drop by …
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Cutting-Edge Science Meets Policy in Gaithersburg, MD
Published by Kyle Harvey, kph18@duke.edu
DukeEngage in D.C. has been a unique experience so far. With most everyone in the cohort interning at a different …
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Welcome to Neltume, Chile
Published by Elena Puccio
My name is Elena and I will be spending the next two months in Neltume, Chile with 6 other undergrads, …
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Student Affairs’ Piece in My Puzzle
Published by Morgan Bird
My name is Morgan Bird, and I am a rising junior studying Statistical Science and Sociology. At Duke, when I’m …
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An Unappreciated Medium
Published by Jose San Martin
Unpopular opinion: Video games can tell a compelling and thorough story just as well as books can. Don’t believe me? …
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Caught in the Net
Published by Fiona Xin
This Tuesday was Fourth of July. Our group planned a trip to the Biltmore 2017 Fireworks Spectacular to be festive …
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Propaganda: When You’re the Prop
Published by Bella Rivera
I originally intended to write this blog on a pending piece of Missouri legislation called SB 5. It would allow …
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Back to Middle School
Published by Sakura Anning Yoshihara
First full week of DukeEngage – check. Bright and early on Monday morning, Girls Inc. training began. We spent two …
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A Dry Week, A Dry Post
Published by Fiona Xin
Because we were so static and uninspired last weekend, our group was determined to do at least something over the …
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