Below is a list of all blog posts from the People Places Pines blog by Dartmouth College.
My partner and I explored the intersection of Indigenous feminism and environmentalism and actually got to interview a couple of really interesting academics and writers about their personal experiences as Native women in the environmental field.
9:00 AM
I awaken to the smooth beat of Paul Desmond’s Bossa Antigua. It’s time to get ready for a productive day. The sun is shining and I feel great.
9:30 AM
I’ll tell you, it’s fantastic to find yourself on a random Thursday morning sitting amidst the cutest tiny plants on a beautiful green roof.
I knew I wanted to go to medical school early on, so when I was looking at potential colleges, the ability for undergraduates to become involved with research was high on my list of requirements.
The summer before my senior year of high school, I decided I wanted to be a neuroscientist.
At first, I was confused as to how I was supposed to find someone willing to take me on as a research assistant, but luckily the Office of Undergrad Advising and Research has a database of projects which Dartmouth faculty members need students for.
While the current freshmen (the '21s) still have a couple terms before we'll declare our majors, it's now our third term (and first spring!) on campus, so most of us have a better general idea of what we're interested in studying, and we've also a
Instead of a final, we had a final project where we created anything we wanted using what we had learned from the course — my group decided to create purrpl, a self-care app using React Native...
As someone interested in medicine, I believed that it was important for me to learn about the inequities in our healthcare system. I didn’t expect to find a community of peers and professionals who would inspire and motivate me.
