“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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What do Rhinos and Chile Have in Common?
Published by Andre Hall
This week centered mainly around standardizing our data for the biological reserves database that we’ve been working on since Week …
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First Week – DukeEngage Paraguay
Published by Cecilia de la Guardia
A Background: Paraguay means many different things to me. It means energetic meriendas overflowing with medialunas, alfajores, and jokes spilling …
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One Door Closes And Another Opens!
Published by Raia Lockerman
Sudan Memory Project – Background This summer, I am working with an organization called the Sudan Memory Project. Based in …
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Stream Team
Published by Avery Indermaur
At Limahuli National Tropical Botanical Garden, we never work the same day twice. We might be landscaping in the garden, …
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Working on Research for Kidznotes with SSRI
Published by Christine Catherman
I have gained a much better understanding of my role in research during my part-time position as an undergraduate researcher …
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Reflecting on my health policy internship
Published by Pete Polonsky
Reflecting on my work this summer, I’ve realized how much this internship has helped me engage with my interests in …
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A Unique Experience at The National Institute for Standards and Technology
Published by Kyle Harvey, kph18@duke.edu
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is a dynamic organization with four main research laboratories: the engineering laboratory, …
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Neurocysticercosis in Cartagena, Colombia: Update 3
Published by Miguel Gonzalez
As this week wrapped up, a lot has happened not just in the clinic, but in Colombia as a whole. …
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Living and Working in the Nation’s Capital
Published by Wenjia Yu
Today officially hits the two week mark of my time here in Washington D.C.. So far, it’s been a lot …
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