Nicholas Chrapliwy is a Trinity senior from High Point, NC, majoring in Neuroscience and Linguistics. He has worked with the Building Duke Bass Connections Team to create resources for understanding Duke’s architectural history, and used his Summer 2021 enrichment funding to continue that work in his project called Know Your Duke.
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Hi Nicholas!
Great poster and opportunity. I loved the color palette and somewhat architectural shaping of the text bubbles. I believe the amount of photos is appropriate and the text is spaced out well! The title is a little awkward maybe Get to know Duke or your duke campus. The wording is just a little weird.
Great Job!
Hi Nicholas,
This is a very cool project! After being on campus for just two months, I can already tell that Duke has a very interesting history, but I have found it difficult to learn more about it. This project looks like it will be a great asset in helping students, faculty members, and other members of the Duke community learn more about the campus they inhabit ever day. Great job!
Hi Nicholas,
I enjoyed learning more about your project. Have you encountered any instances when there are separate or opposing narratives on the origin of a historic site at Duke? If so, how have you handled this?
Hey Nicholas!
I love your project! I appreciate that you interviewed high-level administration such as Dean Sue and Mary Pat to acquire more information about Duke as a whole. I can’t wait for your podcast to launch in the near future! I’m excited to see where you go with this!
Interesting to look at Nicholas, this project sounds engaging and I cannot wait to listen soon!
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