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Daniel Kang

Class of 2025
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Bio 

Hi everyone! My name's Daniel, and I'm a 25! I'm from California, but I also lived in Seoul, South Korea for almost half of my life. I'm hoping to major in Biological Chemistry and Anthropology. If I'm not under my sheets watching a new Netflix series, you'll probably catch me at Dirt Cowboy Café drinking iced mocha or hanging out with my friends on the Green. I hope you learn something new about Dartmouth today!

Academic Program 

Biomedical Engineering

Favorite Thing Right Now 

Still North Café

Hometown 

Irvine, California

Pronouns 

he/him

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Daniel's D-Plan

What's a D-Plan?

    • FallOn Campus

      Favorite Class: ANTH 6: Introduction to Biological Anthropology

      This class had an emphasis on really learning the material, rather than mindless regurgitation. Every class lecture truly excited and interested me, and readings were thought-provoking, The final was also a project instead of an exam, which was very fun to complete. I could tell Prof. DeSilva was also very passionate about the class materials as well!

    • WinterOn Campus

      Favorite Class: ARTH 07.05: Pompeii - Antique & Modern Seminar

      As a "seminar" course, we focused on enjoyable discussion-based lectures. Each and every one of Prof. Kangas' lecture topics were engaging and intriguing, constantly pushing me to think. While we had reading assignments, they weren't necessarily linked to graded discussions/quizzes, which allowed me to feel more relaxed and stress-free (I didn't need to go crazy and write notes in-class). All in all, I loved learning about Pompeii!

    • SpringOn Campus

      Favorite Class: CHEM 6: General Chemistry II

      A classic pre-med requirement course. This class has a basic structure of problem sets, two midterms, labs, and a final. I thought the points were well-distributed and the exams were fair. I personally enjoy problem-solving, which allowed this class to be more exciting personally. I'd suggest you pick the right professor for you as each professor has a different way of teaching!

    • SummerOn Campus

      Favorite Class: ANTH 50.21: Filmmaking and Visual Culture

      This class is taught by Prof. Shipley, a professor who teaches mainly during summer terms. It was very different from the previous anthropology courses I've taken –– we had a filmmaking component as well as a collaborative project. I enjoyed this class because the assignments had a very broad, overarching outline and allowed you to explore your interests very freely. For example, for my final project, I created a podcast that delved into the educational inequity in South Korea.

    • FallOn Campus

      Favorite Class: SOCY 48 - Immigration, Race, and Ethnicity

      My first sociology course at Dartmouth. It goes very in-depth about the macro immigration policies in-place in America and how it relates to different immigrants' experiences. I found it intriguing because I'm an immigrant myself, and I also was able to analyze and develop a different outlook on my family's experiences as well. We had interesting projects such as immigrant interview assignment, immigration policy brief, and in-class discussions.

Gile Hike - Beauty of Dartmouth!

I think one of the most notable benefits of attending Dartmouth College is the fact that you can immerse yourself in outdoor activities.

  1. No. 1

    Drive up to Gile

    gile

    The drive up to Gile from Dartmouth was about 15 minutes! You can borrow a car through Dartmouth's ZipCar service. 

  2. No. 2

    Walk up the mountain

    gile

    A Gile hike is relatively light, which is why a lot of students go to relax during the week as well. It only takes about 10-15 minutes to walk all the way up to the top of the tower. 

  3. No. 3

    The tower

    tower

    The highlight of a gile hike is walking up the tower to see the view from above. Here is how the tower is structured. 

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