What's something about Dartmouth that you didn't know existed prior to your enrollment that you couldn't imagine your life without now?
For me, Dartmouth's support for undergraduate research is not something I knew a lot about coming in. However, it has certainly differentiated my experience here.
A dinner with Hōkūpaʻa members both past and present got my rising senior brain thinking: how do we make the most of Dartmouth?
This past week, I've been quite busy juggling midterms and working with my First-Year Foundations in Social Impact team to polish up our final deliverables and presentation.
One of the many things I've learned about Dartmouth thus far is that your experience is really what you make of it.
How did you choose Dartmouth? A simple question, really.
France, Italy, New Zealand, China, Costa Rica: just a few of the places you can explore through Dartmouth study abroad.
It begins with a visit to my First-Year Dean, Dean A'Ness, freshman spring. After visiting her office confused about what to do during my upcoming off-term, and she challenged me...
When I worked in Professor Tse’s Neuroscience lab through the Women in Science Project. I learned how to scan subjects in the fMRI and got to be scanned myself for one of the lab projects. (This is a picture of my brain!) Funny story...
