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Jack Heaphy

Class of 2024
Jack Heaphy '24

Bio 

Hi! My name is Jack and I am a Sophomore at Dartmouth. I currently plan to major in sociology modified with anthropology, all with a human-centered design minor. Outside of class, I enjoy performing and I'm currently involved in both a student dance group and acapella. I love hiking and running outdoors and have already explored a lot of Dartmouth's surrounding trails. I am also involved in Greek Life, the Student and Presidential Committee for Sexual Assault, and the Inter Fraternity Council.

Academic Program 

Sociology, Anthropology, Human-Centered Design

Favorite Thing Right Now 

New Irving Building!

Hometown 

Charlottesville, Virginia

Pronouns 

he/him/his

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Jack's D-Plan

What's a D-Plan?

    • FallOn Campus

      Favorite Class: SOCY 20: Sex, Death, and Migration

      This class was an overview on demographic trends across the world, and it's the course that got me interested in my current academic focus! I enjoyed the fact that this class was discussion based, so I was able to engage in conversations about different social factors and relationships that affect population changes in global societies.

    • WinterBoston, MA

      Favorite Class: THEA 30: Acting 1

      I never thought I'd enjoy doing theater online but this class fully exceeded all expectations I had in mind. I was able to learn new techniques and was forced to think about aspects of performance that I never had to worry about when on stage. The technological stage was definitely an interesting hurdle, but it strengthened my abilities as a performer overall.

    • SpringOn Campus

      Favorite Class: ENVS 28: Global Environmental Health

      Beside it being my first in-person class at Dartmouth, I have enjoyed the case-based structure of this course. Professor Roebuck delivers the content in small units of environmental health problems, which are all applicable to specific cases and situations. This makes the material extremely interesting and thought-provoking, leading to an incredible class.

    • SummerNew York, NY

      I spent my summer interning for a theater education company that offered technical skill sessions to teenagers, all taught by industry professionals. I learned a lot more about the ins and outs of the theater industry, due to the immersive setting of the position.

    • FallOn Campus

      Favorite Class: EARS 14: Meteorology

      I originally took this class to fulfill my lab distributive requirement, but it ended up proving to be a super interesting course! I have always been fascinated by storms and weather, so learning the processes behind these phenomena and patterns was deeply interesting for me. While I am not planning on studying Earth sciences any further, this specific course was memorable for all the good reasons!

    • WinterOn Campus

      Favorite Class: SOCY 16: Constructing Social Theory

      This class was a constant reminder of my love for sociology. Professor Kim was a genuine, kind, excellent professor and lecturer, and all of the material was deeply interesting. Some past classes that are reading-heavy have fallen short in finding invigorating readings that I was actively excited to explore, and I enjoyed every single article and discussion for this course. Exploring contemporary theorists' works, this class was a 10/10.

Gile Mountain

First Month Reflections

I moved in a little over a month ago, so I thought I would look back at my first month of college and share some thoughts.

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Posted 10/18/2020 at 9:00 AMAll Text Posts
Dartmouth Hall

What a Liberal Arts Education Means to Me

To me, a liberal arts education involves a curriculum that encourages students to study a broad range of disciplines, picking up skills that can benefit them in multiple career paths. Here is my own perspective on Dartmouth's broad curriculum!

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Posted 10/10/2020 at 9:00 AMAll Text Posts

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