Hi hi hi! My name is Autumn and I'm a dreamy writer from Vietnam! Besides my huge (and obvious) passion for writing, I also like reading and cooking (I only cook Asian food though). I love cultures and traditions, so I'm really into majoring in Asian Studies, but I'm also having other options in mind like Media Studies or Econ (I know, who can resist the money-printing major?) And I don't know how to end this bio without sounding awkward so (I guess?) stay put for more posts from me!
Academic Program
Double Major Economics and Japanese
Favorite Thing Right Now
Asian Economy and Japanese Contemporary Literature
I 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!
I'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!
Japanese 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!
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!!
I 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.
This 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 an interview for my junior summer internship!
It's North Park House's spirit week!! We had a lot of events around campus, from a polar bear distributing free ice cream for North Park's citizens to setting up a popcorn machine in the Onion! The coolest part is the completely free trip to Six Flags New England on Saturday! We had everything covered -- from the transportation and tickets to breakfast, lunch, and dinner (I did spend some money on smoothies though, but it was basically nothing comparing to what we received). And I had soooo much fun! It's the end of week five, so a trip like this is the best thing to refresh and refuel my energy! I took lots of photos with my friend Jiro - enjoy!
