Dartmouth has given me tremendous access to maker spaces which made these creations possible. Here are three of my favorite spaces and projects I created within them.
Isabel Burgess
2020
Below is a list of all blog posts from the People Places Pines blog by Dartmouth College.
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You might ask, "What do people even do in ENGS 23?"
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BHI's projects include hospitals in Haiti, Sierra Leone, and Malawi, a BSL-3 lab in Peru, a solar grid for a hospital in Niger, and more.
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I learned how to use an edge finder, how to drill, the amount of material I should take off with each pass, and so much more.
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This term I rejoined Dartmouth Humanitarian Engineering (DHE) after I had initially joined this past summer.
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Three teams showed up: Jack-O (Dartmouth’s satirical newspaper), Cabin and Trail (a sub-club of the Dartmouth Outing Club), and Dartmouth Humanitarian Engineering (DHE).
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I walk by the most beautiful flowers as I make my way over to KAF (King Arthur Flour) in the library.
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Our project for ENGS 71 is to design a structural system for the tiny house which will be built at the Organic Farm this coming fall.
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Dartmouth Humanitarian Engineering currently has three projects. First, there is the compost tea project, which I am working on. We are designing a low-cost aeration device that makes “compost tea.”
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