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Check out our Summer Series – virtual webinars featuring Dartmouth faculty, staff, and students – on specific topic areas including Climate & Energy, Social Change through Policy, Humanities, and Engineering & Innovation. These Summer Series highlight Dartmouth's excellence in teaching and are composed of four sessions each. Each session will feature different Dartmouth community members.
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This summer, I worked on an operations management research project that looked at how medical billing codes could be improved to avoid fraud or exploitation.
Shuyi Jin
2023
After a much needed break for the summer term, I'm super excited to be back and writing to you all as I tackle my sophomore year taking online classes in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Gabriel Gilbert
2023
It's weird to think that an entire year has gone by. I could take this moment to lament how I lost half my first year (Spring and Summer) to COVID-19. There's really a lot I could complain about, but strange thing is, I don't really feel like it.
Nicholas Sugiarto
2023
Although it will surely be different from previous terms, I'm looking forward to being back on-campus. I miss the sunsets as I walk from the library to FoCo, asking my friends to study on the Green with me, and so much more about being at Dartmouth.
Jenny Chen
2021
We've all seen those lists. They always list obvious things like "backpack" or "pencil." Here I try to list items that, if you take my word on it, will actually be useful to your study experience.
Nicholas Sugiarto
2023
In my last post, I described how the distributive requirements at Dartmouth not only encourage you to take advantage of the breadth of the curriculum offered, but they can also help to spark an unexpected new passion. Here's part two!
Julia Snodgrass
2021
I've been spending my first freshman summer doing cancer research and playing with puppies. Is there anything more I can ask for?
Nicholas Sugiarto
2023
Over the last three years, I have discovered some hidden gem classes, which broadened my academic perspective and even helped to ignite a new passion. I have too many of these courses for only one post, so let's just call this "Part One."
Julia Snodgrass
2021
Throughout this summer, I have been able to dive into the world of late 19th-century Georgian politics through research in the History department.
Tulio Huggins
2023