

Autumn Dinh

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Autumn's D-Plan
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FallOn Campus
Favorite Class: JAPN 1 - First Year JapaneseI just love my professor and my classmates! (I had to wake up at 7:15 everyday to go to drill, but it was totally worth it) We were so close that we had breakfast together every morning, and called ourselves the Brekky Club!
WinterOn Campus
Favorite Class: FILM 33 - Screenwriting 1I've always loved writing scripts and seeing my writing being materialized into several scenes, so I thought this class would be perfect. Also, I'd love to take up some challenges in my second term at Dartmouth!
SpringOn Campus
Favorite Class: JAPN 10 - Intro to Japanese CultureJapanese literature really is my passion, and in professor Dorsey's class I got to read many Japanese masterpieces along the history of the sakura country. Also, professor Dorsey is AMAZING - he is just like our friend!
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FallTokyo, Japan
Favorite Class: Japanese LSA+I had the time of my life during the LSA+ in Tokyo. I learned interesting things about Japanese culture, made close Japanese friends, and improved my Japanese a lot!!I had the time of my life during the LSA+ in Tokyo. I learned interesting things about Japanese culture, made close Japanese friends, and improved my Japanese a lot!!
WinterOn Campus
Favorite Class: ECON 21: MicroeconomicsI like the maths - they explain the "common sense" I referred to a lot in ECON 1 in a much more logical way. The professor is great; her instructions are easy to understand, and she always eagers to help us understand the lectures better.
SpringOn Campus
Favorite Class: TUCK 01: Financial AccountingThis course is super helpful if you're planning to go into finance or consulting. Taking this course has helped me so much in preparing for interview for my junior summer internship!




New friends, new adventure - starting sophomore summer right!
In a span of two weeks, I’ve done much more cool things and made friends with much more people than I usually did in a typical term at Dartmouth.



Steak Night with OverCooked!
We usually decide the topic of our events based on the dish that our members want to make.
Doing Research at Dartmouth
Since the winter term, I have been involved with many programs at the Tuck School of Business, such as TuckLab, Tuck Incubators, and Tuck professors’ research projects.
DartMUN - Reliving my favorite high school memory
I used to attend a lot of Model UN conferences in high school. I was in love with the intense debates. I was thrilled at the new knowledge I was able to learn. And above all, I felt grateful for the friendships I made during each conference.
International students: your questions ANSWERED
I was the first in my family to ever study abroad in America, so I was clueless about everything.
How to make friends with local students during the LSA
Dorsey sensei (our very cool faculty director of the LSA) also spent a lot of work to make sure that we have a chance to connect to Japanese students at Kanda.





First day in TOKYO!!!
Yessss! I'm finally in Tokyo!! I just moved into my host family's this afternoon, but in the first two days, the whole squad and I stayed at a really nice hotel and visited most of the tourist-y places around Tokyo.


My Japanese final project -- starring us!
It's amazing how this felt very scary at the beginning of this term, but now I can easily write a 11-page move script in Japanese with barely any help from Google Translate or any kind of dictionary.
Testing out our Japanese skills with native speakers
Last Wednesday, we had a very unique Japnaese LSA+ (study abroad) orientation: we had a Skype conference with a group of Japanese students from Kanda University, the university that will host us this sum






