Owen Seiner
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Owen's D-Plan
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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!
A Tour Through My 21W Courses
Professors at Dartmouth really love their discipline and want to share their knowledge with as many students as possible through a variety of resources. I'll walk you through some of the ways they do this while telling you about my classes this term.
My Fav Club: DUJS
DUJS is a great opportunity for students across campus to get together and discuss scientific thought and innovation, whether from psychology, astrophysics, or more social justice-oriented medical research.
A Floridian's Tips for Winter
It's been cold in Hanover, especially for a Floridian like me. In order to enjoy the snow and the beautiful outdoors around the Hanover area, I've compiled some tips to prepare for winter at Dartmouth.
Life Updates: Lots of Bio and Back to School
Winterim has zoomed by and I'm so ready to begin a new term, probably filled to the brim with classes, extracurriculars, and lots and lots of skiing, but—first—I'll give a little bit of info what I did over winter break.
A Definitive Ranking of the Best Study Spots on Campus
Finding pretty places to power through schoolwork has definitely made my Dartmouth experience better, and—luckily for students—there's no shortage of beautiful places on campus.
Beginning Biology at Dartmouth
As a freshman who just went through the process of choosing my first classes for my intended biology major, I thought I'd walk you through the options for your first term and what I'm planning on doing for the rest of the year.
An Ode to Novack: A Campus Destination for Studying and Socializing
In a world where proper social distancing is so important, Novack Café has fulfilled a unique desire for current on-campus students; it's a place to study, hang out with friends, and grab a snack—all while staying COVID safe.
The Best of Both Worlds: First-Year Writing as a STEM Student
Right now, I'm taking a Writing 5 class called Food for Thought, focusing on environmental, agricultural, culinary, and nutritional aspects of the food we choose to eat.
Adjusting to Academics at Dartmouth
Knowing that a lot of you are currently applying to colleges and looking to understand about how much work you'll have, read on for more insight!
A Hanover Fall: Friends, Food, & the Great Outdoors
As I write this I'm covered in my fluffy blanket, listening to a ~fall vibes~ playlist as the 36-degree crisp October air enters my room through my window. Obviously, fall in Hanover has been one of the most amazing experiences of my life!