Julia Cappio
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Julia's D-Plan
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FallOn Campus
Favorite Class: QSS 15: Introduction to Data AnalysisThis class served as a great introduction to the Quantitative Social Science department. My favorite part of class was working with real-world data in our problem sets each week. I also adored my professor, Elsa Voytas. It was her first term as a professor here, and she was constantly eager to answer any questions you might have. I'm really looking forward to taking more QSS classes in the future!
WinterOn Campus
Favorite Class: EDU 47: Social, Emotional, and Moral DevelopmentI loved this class and especially my professor, Michele Tine. My favorite part of the course was watching the "Up!" documentary series as a class. The episodes began with a cohort of children at age 7, and has continued to follow them throughout their adulthood. We got to analyze the children's decisions and lifestyles in the context of what we were learning about, culminating with a paper highlighting one of the cohort members.
SpringOn Campus
Favorite Class: FREN 7.06: Paris in Literature and FilmParis and Literature and Film was the last part of my first-year writing experience. Professor Kane did a great job of bringing a variety of sources into our classroom discussions (books, movies, articles, etc.) which made the course very engaging. Plus, it was so much fun to learn about France before visiting in 25W!
Class Recap: 23F
Unpacking my first term of courses and answering some common questions about Dartmouth academics.
Lodge Love
The Moosilauke Ravine Lodge always shines. Contra dancing took it to a whole new level.
Day in My Life: Fighting the First-Year Flu
Getting sick is bound to happen. So what do you do when you're stuck in bed as a Dartmouth student?
People, Places, Eating at Pine (Round One)
Everything I learned from taking my professor to lunch for the first time.
Club Commentary
Before coming to campus, I didn't know much about how clubs worked at Dartmouth. Here's my rundown of what the process is like.
Professor Pride
If there's one thing that I love most about Dartmouth, it might just be the students' relationships with professors.
Statements Making Statements
Feeling stumped on your personal statement? Here's my advice on how to find meaning during this stressful time.
Coping with Change
Take a look at this blog post if you're wondering how new students adapt to Dartmouth's home in the Upper Valley.
Julia's Jabbers (An Introduction)
Get to know a bit more about me as I settle into college life at Dartmouth.