Owen Seiner
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FallHanover, NH
Favorite Class: BIOL 19: Honors Cell Structure and FunctionA freshman-only introductory biology class taught by an amazing professor who's super invested and wants students to make friends and develop a love of cell biology.
WinterQuechee, VT
Favorite Class: EARS 2: Evolution of Earth and LifeA really cool introductory Earth Science course that taught the basics of geology, Earth history, and paleontology: all in one super accessible course.
SpringHanover, NH
Favorite Class: EARS 12: Big Data Science in HydrologyThis class taught us the basics of the R programming language in order to use it to analyze real-life hydrologic data. In class, we got to analyze datasets about rain, river discharge, flooding, and acid rain, using only the skills we gained from this course with no prerequisites.
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FallHanover, NH
Favorite Class: GEOG 63: Racial Geographies: Race and the Politics of PlaceThis discussion-based geography class was my first interaction with the Geography Department, which other students have been raving to me about. The class, which is cross-listed with African-American Studies, analyzes how locations shape black embodiment and identity. Super cool stuff!
Make Some Extra Green: Jobs on Campus
With Winterim coming to a close and classes starting back up, I recently reflected on the prominence of student jobs on campus, with tons of options ranging from tutoring to food service and from ski instructors to research assistants.
Fall at Dartmouth: Harfest, Foliage, and More
As a Floridian with little to no experience with fall, Dartmouth's fall term is my absolute favorite, with breathtaking foliage and so many fun traditions and opportunities!
Food at Dartmouth: Eating My Way Through All the Options
Now that campus is back to full operations, there are a variety of delicious campus eateries to try, almost all of which have abundant options and their own unique flair.