Who, What, Where, and How?
Published by Ana Trejo
This past week in Dade Legal Aid’s Guardianship department, I was able to observe and take notes on four depositions—two …
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Halfway there!
Published by Ana Trejo
Week four of eight: the halfway mark! Time is truly just flying by. On Wednesday, June 9th, I kept thinking …
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DukeEngage Zhuhai Week 4
Published by Sua Cho
#1 This week’s topic was sports. For my class with Gianni, we shared with the students a video of a …
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If you get sick, but no one is around to see it, were you really sick?
Published by Ana Trejo
Congestion, runny nose, body aches, occasional coughs. Coronavirus? Probably—hopefully—not (I got the Pfizer vaccine already). The entire third week …
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DukeEngage Zhuhai Week 3
Published by Sua Cho
#1 I worked with Elise on a presentation of how to effectively use virtual backgrounds to teach over zoom. Before …
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Trying Pistachio Ice Cream
Published by Ana Trejo
Two summers ago, I was invited to attend the Hispanic Scholarship Foundation’s (HSF) 2019 National Leadership Conference (NLC) in another …
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DukeEngage Zhuhai Week 2
Published by Sua Cho
#1 This week’s topic was restaurants and food. The question of the day was, “What is your favorite food?” From …
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DukeEngage Zhuhai Week 1
Published by Sua Cho
#1 Before starting my first week of DukeEngage Zhuhai, I began with the first step to every successful project: research. …
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Redefining Health in the Age of COVID-19
Published by James Zheng
In the era of COVID-19, it’s easy to become numb. Numb to the millions of cases. The thousands of stories …
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Engaging Continues
Published by Samuel Bentlin
Well, DukeEngage is finally ending. This means no more discussions, reflections. But this is not the end of engagement, As …
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