Project Citizen 2023 Student Reflections: Ranjan Jindal (’26) 𝕏 Ranjan Jindal (’26) Ranjan is majoring in Economics and Public Policy with a Journalism Minor My… Continue Reading Project Citizen 2023 Reflection: Ranjan Jindal (’26)
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Project Citizen 2023 Student Reflections: Rhiannon Camarillo (’26) 𝕏 Rhiannon Camarillo (’26) My first week at Duke was shaped by the dedicated orientation leaders who… Continue Reading Project Citizen 2023 Reflection: Rhiannon Camarillo (’26)
Comments closedProject Citizen 2023 Student Reflections: Angelie Quimbo (Poli Sci ’26) 𝕏 Angelie Quimbo (Poli Sci ’26) After the launch of Project Citizen last year, I… Continue Reading Project Citizen 2023 Reflection: Angelie Quimbo (’26)
Comments closedAlex Naper (’26) is studying Public Policy at Duke University Last Month I was able to participate in the Project Citizen orientation program. This was… Continue Reading Project Citizen: Alex Naper (’26)
Comments closedLila Godfrey (’26) is a statistics major at Duke University. Duke’s new experiential orientation was no joke. As I explored my options for when I… Continue Reading Project Citizen: Lila Godfrey (’26)
Comments closedAngelie Quimbo (’26) is planning on majoring in political science and global health. Orientation week seems like such a long time ago when looking at… Continue Reading Project Citizen: Angelie Quimbo (’26)
Comments closedKaitlyn Lewars (’24) is one of the Program Director’s of Project Citizen. She is a double major in Biology and Global Health. “The hard work… Continue Reading Project Citizen: Kaitlyn Lewars (’24)
Comments closedPranav Mukund (’26) is planning on majoring in biomedical engineering. My experience in Project Citizen was nothing short of amazing. During orientation week, I was… Continue Reading Project Citizen: Pranav Mukund (’26)
Comments closedJordan Phillips (’26) is planning on majoring in public policy and history. When I called home to my nervous parents after my first day at… Continue Reading Project Citizen: Jordan Phillips (’26)
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