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Amy Guan

Class of 2020
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About 

Hi! My name is Amy Guan. On campus, I'm involved with the DALI Lab, the Dickey's Center International Business Council, the Thayer Consulting Club, and various music groups through the Hopkins Center. I'm passionate about the arts and social activism, and can always be found with a KAF fruit cup and textbook on Third Floor Berry or running from practices at the Hop to meetings in Sudikoff with a Collis smoothie (all fruit except for bananas and guava juice, please and thank you!) in hand.

Academic Program 

Economics Major, Computer Science Minor

Favorite Thing Right Now 

Thai food

Hometown 

Princeton, NJ

Pronouns 

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Amy 's D-Plan

What's a D-Plan?

    • FallOn Campus

      Favorite Class: COSC 1 - Introduction to Programming and Computation with Hany Farid

      I met some of my best friends in this class and was first introduced to what is now my minor! Professor Farid simplified difficult concepts and made lectures fun to attend.

    • WinterOn Campus

      Favorite Class: WRIT 7: Science and Society with Professor Frederick Kull

      It was really interesting because everyone got to make a presentation about anything in the world they were interested in related to science, from the science of pop music to water.

    • SpringOn Campus

      Favorite Class: JAPN061.06: Languages and Scripts of Gender, Class, and Nation with Hori-sensei

      Although I've never spoken a word of Japanese, it was so cool to be able to study the development of Asian languages, connecting them to societal implications today.

    • SummerHome in Princeton, NJ

      I interned at Byrne Asset Management, a firm in Princeton, NJ. It was really cool to be able to gain insights into an industry I was previously not very familiar with and make contributions at an actual firm.

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PE explained

At Dartmouth, every student is required to get three PE (Physical Education) classes as well as complete a swim test throughout their time here. Dartmouth offers a variety of different classes and ways to get these credits—and don't worry, these classes are nothing like the PE classes you probably had to take in high school. From weekend hiking and cabin trips, to surfing in the summer, to kickboxing aerobics and early morning yoga, Dartmouth makes completing your PE credits fun and exciting. Personally, sports have never been my strongsuit, so I've taken my PE classes as a chance to try something new, and have very much enjoyed getting to explore Dartmouth's learning opportunities outside of the typical classroom. Here are just a few of the classes I've gotten to take! 

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