
Curious about when and how to use your off-terms? Read on to learn a bit about my off-term experiences (and how I got Dartmouth to support them)!

Curious about when and how to use your off-terms? Read on to learn a bit about my off-term experiences (and how I got Dartmouth to support them)!
This summer, I will be interning with the Immigration Institute of the Bay Area to help members of under-resourced communities with their court cases.
After my first week adjusting to my workplace at the Fogarty International Center, where I read academic papers, created data visualizations, and applied algorithms to our project, I appreciated a weekend to relax and recharge.
I'm currently taking my off-term (meaning not on-campus) interning at the Fogarty International Center, which is part of the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Maryland. Here's a glimpse into the day-to-day happenings.
What is the Dartmouth Plan? Better known as the D-Plan for short, Dartmouth's term academic calendar is something that makes the College unique.
Here are some of my favourite shots from the summer.
For the summer, I’ll be in San Francisco interning with the International Institute of the Bay Area (IIBA) as part of Dartmouth’s annual SF Social Impact cohort.
One of the reasons I chose to go to Dartmouth is the quarter system. Ten-week terms make learning short and sweet.
You may have heard of the unique opportunity that all Dartmouth students face – choosing when to take their off-term.