This summer, during the seventh year of Duke's international collaborative photo project organized by the Office of Global Affairs, members of the campus community shared images from their hometowns across the United States and around the world.
Here are some highlights from our volunteer team of student and staff photographers.
Kat Cottrell, Florida
Kat is a rising senior in computer science at Duke. Like many of her peers, she had to make alternative summertime arrangements due to COVID-19. In Kat's case, she went back to her childhood home in Clearwater, Florida.
Photos by Kat Cottrell
Charlie Colasurdo, Connecticut
Charlie is a rising sophomore at Duke Kunshan University in China, but born and raised in Westport, Connecticut. His hometown is a New York City suburb that was established back in 1835.
Photos by Charlie Colasurdo
Marco Lizwan and Eric Tay, Singapore
Marco and Eric are Duke-NUS Medical students based in Singapore, also known as the "Little Red Dot" due to its small but densely-populated area.
Photos by Marco Lizwan and Eric Tay
Chillion Munyuri, Kenya
Chillion is a first-year student at DKU, but his hometown is Nairobi, Kenya. Nairobi is famous for having a National Park right outside the city limits.
Photos by Chillion Munyuri
Caroline Cockrell, North Carolina
Caroline Cockrell is the communications specialist at the the Duke Human Vaccine Institute and a Durham native. As a local photographer, her images gave us an insider's look at Duke's hometown.
Photos by Caroline Cockrell