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Garrett Crouch

Class of 2026
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Bio 

Hey y'all, welcome to the woods! My name is Garrett Crouch, and I'm a '26 from Edmond, Oklahoma. Besides blogging, I'm involved in undergraduate research, Greek Life, as well as the Dartmouth bike shop! In my free time, I enjoy reading sci-fi, listening to 90s rock, and playing video games. Other than that, I'm thrilled to have the opportunity to share a bit of my Dartmouth student experience with you, stay a while and enjoy!

Academic Program 

Psychology & Neuroscience

Favorite Thing Right Now 

Novack Lattes

Hometown 

Edmond, Oklahoma

Pronouns 

he/him

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Garrett's D-Plan

What's a D-Plan?

    • FallOn Campus

      Favorite Class: EARS 14: Meteorology

      For my first term at Dartmouth, I had a lot of fun exploring different courses/areas of study that piqued my interest—EARS 14 is a perfect example. This course in particular was very friendly to new students. I had a lot of fun analyzing the ways in which Earth's weather system works, everything from the tornado and climate labs to black lightning and supercooled ice. Professor Osterberg made the course extremely fascinating and personable! I'm extremely glad I took this course and recommend it to anyone interested in Earth Science.

    • WinterOn Campus

      Favorite Class: COSC 1: Introduction to Programming and Computation

      I had zero programming experience prior to taking this course, and quite honestly, It was a split decision on my part. Nonetheless, I'm extremely glad I took COSC 1, and as a byproduct, I have a newfound love for computers. I came out of the course with a solid foundation in computer science principles as well as programming skills. More importantly, I made my own fully-functioning video game! ; )

    • SpringOn Campus

      Favorite Class: Introductory Latin II

      I didn’t anticipate this course being all that different from Latin I, but it ended up being a nice surprise. A typical Latin course at Dartmouth involves small class sizes, group work, and the occasional lecture; however, within Latin II, we had opportunities to take a wide variety of field trips and learn more about the history of the Latin language as well as the many people that spoke it. I thoroughly enjoyed stepping outside the sphere of strictly language work (grammar, vocabulary, etc.) and learning more about the history of Latin in Latin II.

    • FallOn Campus

      Favorite Class: Psych 6: Introduction to Neuroscience

      Psych 6 is by far my favorite course I've taken at Dartmouth—this course made me decide to pursue the neuroscience major. Whether it was walking out of the Moore Psychology Building with goosebumps down my spine having just seen a human brain in the flesh, or lying in bed rewatching lectures on the cellular mechanisms of long-term memory storage. This course genuinely made me feel like a kid discovering the world again for the first time, I loved it.

    • WinterOn Campus

      Favorite Class: Psyc 50.09: Motivation, Drugs, and Addiction

      I loved this course—it was a fascinating mix of the neuroscience behind addiction as well as a deep dive into every class of drug. What particularly stood out about this course was the ability to connect my undergraduate research lab experience with the concepts I was learning (I'm currently involved in a neuroscience research lab studying psilocybin, the main psychoactive compound found in magic mushrooms, so it was fascinating to see the parallels there).

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Camp Dartmouth: Life Before My First Fall Term!

College life at Dartmouth moves quick—join me as I highlight my experience leading up to the 2022 Fall term, and I'll talk about some first-year student traditions along the way!

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Posted 10/1/2022 at 9:00 AMAll Text Posts
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From Southern Heat to New England Bliss: An Introduction

As I reflect on the process of adjusting to college life, I'm eager to convey what Dartmouth is all about. So join me, let me introduce myself, and feel free to stick around—this is the first of many blog posts! : )

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Posted 09/23/2022 at 9:00 AMAll Text Posts

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