Kennedy Hamblen
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Kennedy's D-Plan
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FallHanover, NH
Favorite Class: Decadence, Degeneracy, and the Fin de SiecleProfessor McCann is my advisor, but that's not the only reason I took this class. Since it was a senior seminar with only 9 students, we got to dive deep into the fascinating material, including with Victorian-era pulp fiction books, advertisements, and psychological treatises, plus some good old fashioned canonical works like The Picture of Dorian Gray and Dracula. [Fun fact: I've read Dracula three times at Dartmouth... it's an English department favorite!]
WinterHanover, NH
This was an off term for me, but I love Hanover so much I hung around anyways! I worked for admissions and Baker-Berry Library, read a ton of J.G. Ballard, and stared out the window at the snow for an embarrassingly long amount of time. I also visited my parents in Tennessee during Christmas.
SpringHanover, NH
Favorite Class: Law, Courts, and JudgesProfessor Nachlis went out of his way to act as an unofficial pre-law advisor for all of us in this class, not only by introducing us to some of the most pressing issues in American government, but also by dedicating the final two weeks of class to a module called "Should you go to law school?" A question I was asking myself!
SummerHanover, NH
Another off term again, and this time I'm working full-time for admissions as a senior fellow! I'm also doing a lot of preliminary reading for my honors thesis. Anyone heard of Friedrich Kittler's Discourse Networks? Well, I'll have read it twice by the time this term is over.
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FallHanover, NH
Favorite Class: Constitutional Law, Development, and TheoryCon Law with Professor Bedi was one of my favorite classes at Dartmouth. Our in-depth examination of the Constitution and landmark case law built up a "science of the Constitution" (in Prof Bedi's words). Our class of 9 students rarely agreed on anything, which was what made it so fun!
WinterHanover, NH
Favorite Class: US Civil Rights in the 20th CenturyMy final paper for this class was an analysis of a civil rights leader's memoir that I actually worked on back during my internship at the University Press of Mississippi! I learned so much in this class, and it was gratifying to return, now with new knowledge, to a text I had a personal relationship with.
The Coolest Resources in the Library
As a longtime library employee, literature nerd, and English major, I adore Dartmouth's libraries. Here are five of the best resources in Dartmouth's library system.
An Interview with an Earth Sciences Major
Today, I asked Talia '24 about her time at Dartmouth as an earth sciences major and rock nerd.
To the Upper Valley... And Beyond!
White River Junction. Burlington. Montreal. Boston. New York City. These are just a couple of the places I've visited by car, train, and/or bus while at Dartmouth.
Visiting the Hood Museum of Art
One of my favorite places on campus is open to the public and free for all.
An Interview with an English and German Double Major
Sit down with me for an interview with a recently graduated Dartmouth German and English double major.
Social Life without Greek Life
It's all Greek to me! Greek Life, that is, since I'm not involved in it. Learn what my social experience has looked like outside of the Greek scene.
An Interview with a History Major
Get a glimpse into the life of a Dartmouth history major!
An Interview with a Studio Art Major
Curious about the Studio Art department at Dartmouth? You've come to the right place!
Creative Writing at Dartmouth
Want to learn more about creative writing at Dartmouth? You're in the write... uh, I mean right... place!
There's No Dartmouth Pre-Law?!
Yes and no. While there's not a pre-law track, many Dartmouth students go to law school, and we're lucky to have a wealth of resources to make the journey there easier.