Explorers own summer at Dartmouth
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Summer at Dartmouth
Learn how Dartmouth students experience leadership-defining epiphanies and build unbreakable bonds during their summers on campus.
My freshman summer, I am working at a nonprofit in San Francisco, learning about the realm of real estate, art, and social change in the Bay Area.
Love Tsai
2023
There's an entire database containing projects for every field of study ranging from anthropology to chemistry to film and media to Japanese studies dedicated solely to helping undergraduates find research positions at Dartmouth.
Nicholas Sugiarto
2023
I recently helped my sister plan an assembly in my hometown in Pennsylvania for a community discussion on race. "A Talk in the Park," as it was called, helped bring awareness to the lack of African American history taught in our schools.
Tulio Huggins
2023
It was a rewarding experience, one in which I felt I learned a lot about the learning process, teamwork, and communication in general.
Jenny Chen
2021
These past months of navigating uncertainty have no doubt been challenging, but I've been thinking about some lessons that I want to share with you.
Julia Snodgrass
2021
I figured "supercomputer" was just one of those words that the nerds in movies used to sound smart. One of those fake cool-sounding words like "mainframe" or "cyberspace." Until I found out that Dartmouth had one. And now I do research on one.
Nicholas Sugiarto
2023
Being back home for the past couple of months has allowed for various activities, and one that's helped keep me and my family sane has been cooking.
Tulio Huggins
2023
This summer, I am taking an "off-term" to pursue my first Dartmouth-sponsored internship!
Robin Martinez
2023
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Sophomore Summer
A hallmark of the D-Plan, Sophomore Summer brings the entire class of rising juniors to campus for customized study and shared adventures. As a second-year student, you’ll be the buzz in Dartmouth’s hive of activity with key leadership roles such as club president, team captain, or editor of “The D,” America’s oldest college newspaper.
Summer at Dartmouth
The Green is the setting for the Hopkins Center for the Arts' free contagiously danceable concerts. Often preceded by dance lessons to encourage crowd participation, attendance often reaches 4,000 members of the Dartmouth and Upper Valley communities at these summer music events.
You can often find Dartmouth's Beekeeping Association members at the Organic Farm, tending the hives, learning the basics of apiculture, conducting research, and collecting honey to sell at weekly summer farm stands.
The Hanover Chamber of Commerce hosts a weekly farmers market that transforms the Dartmouth Green into a must-attend event filled with fresh, locally-grown produce, meats, herbs, cheeses, flowers, plants, dairy, baked goods, and locally prepared foods. Lemonade and kettle corn is a student-favorite.
Summer Newsfeed
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The goal to offer support for the '20s through the power of the Dartmouth alumni network.
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The topics are "fascinating, creative, and timely," says Dean Madden, vice provost for research.
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Selected by their classmates as positive influencers, the graduates embrace their virtual role.
