Caroline York
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Caroline's D-Plan
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FallOn Campus
Favorite Class: Indian Country TodayI initially took this class because I wanted to know more about Dartmouth’s history with Native Americans. It ended up being my favorite class because Professor Duthu was so enthusiastic about Native American affairs. He related the lectures to his own experiences growing up on a reservation, which made the class come to life.
WinterOn Campus
Favorite Class: Ancient MedicineAs a potential Classics major on the pre-health track, this class was perfect for me! We learned about different medical practices from Rome and Greece and how medicine had changed in the past 2,000 years. We had a class in the Geisel School of Medicine and got to hold human organs!
SpringOn Campus
Favorite Class: Economic Principles & Policies (Econ 2)I took this class because I wanted to learn more about the economy. Econ 2 focuses on the current economic climate in the US, so we would follow the DOW Jones on a daily basis to establish trends. In an economy impacted by a pandemic, inflation, and a war, this class was so helpful in my understanding of the financial climate of the country.
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FallOn Campus
Favorite Class: General Physics I (Physics 3)Physics with Professor Blencowe was delightful. His enthusiasm for the subject matter created excitement for students. The labs were hands-on and interactive to learn about the mechanics of the world.
WinterOn Campus
Favorite Class: Sociology of GenderThis class fulfilled the Interdisciplinary Approach to my Global Health minor, and I enjoyed every minute of it. With Professor McCabe, we discussed gender and how its structure impacts our daily lives. My final research project studied gender within "Grey's Anatomy," which was created by Shonda Rhimes '91.
SpringHanoi, Vietnam
Favorite Class: Dartmouth Dickey Center Global Health InternshipI used my "off-term" to travel to Hanoi, Vietnam for a Dartmouth Dickey Center Global Health Internship. I worked for the Institute of Population, Health, and Development, and studied health disparities in Vietnam.
SummerOn Campus
Favorite Class: The Jewish JesusThis class was taught by a visiting professor, and she did an excellent job of engaging the class and making the material exciting. We learned about the historical Jesus figure in a Jewish context, and we connected the class content to modern day movies about Jesus.
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FallDublin, Ireland
Favorite Class: Trinity College, DublinI did a transfer term at Trinity College, Dublin, which means I took three courses at Trinity. My favorite was "Roman Archaeology" because I had never taken an archaeology course yet for my Classical Studies major.
WinterOn Campus
Favorite Class: Math 3: Calculus IMath 3 with Professor Erp was such a delight! He made math so understandable and accessible. I can honestly say I enjoy doing integrals after this class!
SpringOn Campus
Favorite Class: Classics 12.02: Greek and Roman Engineering and TechnologyThis class was fantastic! Professor Kramer is very knowledgeable about this field. Although I don't have an engineering background, this class was a great introduction. I learned how everything from medical tools to the Colosseum were made and built.
SummerAtlanta, GA
This was my first off-term (meaning I wasn't taking any Dartmouth classes) since my sophomore spring! I did a wonderful internship that was completely funded by Dartmouth; I'll write blog posts to share more!
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FallAtlanta, GA
This was another great off-term internship that was funded by Dartmouth!
Dartmouth Book Arts Workshop
Dartmouth's Baker-Berry Library features a Book Arts Workshop, which I visited this week!
Editing for The Dartmouth
Read on to hear about my role as sports editor for The Dartmouth!
Dartmouth Next Door!
I sat down with my neighbor, Dr. Daniel Huddleston '00, to learn more about his Dartmouth pre-health and medical experience.
Starting Sophomore Summer
Read along to hear about the first few weeks of sophomore summer!
To New Beginnings
This weekend, my younger sister graduated from high school, which made me reflect on new beginnings in college.
Full Immersion on an Off-Term
Every term away from Dartmouth is different; whether you are at home, in a different state or even a different country, you are always learning something new.
Dinner with a Dartmouth '98 Doctor
By chance, I had the opportunity to meet with a Dartmouth alumnus working as a doctor in Hanoi!
A Term Away from Dartmouth
As a tour guide, I often tell people about the full immersion experience of internships and study abroads. But what does it really feel like to be away from campus?
Living with a Host Family
Read on to learn more about living with a host family during an away term!