Below is a list of all blog posts from the People Places Pines blog by Dartmouth College.
How do you create relationships with faculty at Dartmouth?
Getting to know Dartmouth faculty enriches school life in so many ways. It's simple, helpful, and often fun -- even virtually!
Due to the remote nature of the term, this summer I'm not taking classes, and instead doing research, even though it is my sophomore summer...
I've been hearing about this course since I was a sophomore, after talking to two of the other undergraduates working in the same lab as I.
College classes are tough...but there is always room for some fun.
Because the town and school are small, they are extraordinarily interconnected and, in my experience, people in the community have been super welcoming. One long time Hanover resident even helped me pick out a good winter coat!
This week, I attended a talk led by Associate Professor of Music William Cheng, who researches history, media, ethics, disability, race, and video games.
Growing up with a multilingual mom, I've always had a vested interest in languages. Now at Dartmouth, I can teach myself Hawaiian to fulfill the language requirement for graduation.
What experience/class/program at Dartmouth has been the most memorable for you?
I absolutely adore my Fall term classes! I'm taking Writing 5: Gender and Holocaust, Psychology 1, and QSS17 (Quantitative Social Science) Data Visualization.
Ever since I was introduced to Dartmouth, I was told that the small school setting allowed for the development of strong bonds, even with teachers. After taking three classes at Dartmouth, I can already tell you that's the truth.
