The fifteen Dartmouth students are participants in ANTH 70: Experiencing Human Origins and Evolution. The course entails a 3-week excursion in South Africa—an emerging model for experiential learning at Dartmouth, supported by DCAL and the President’s Office. This article was originally published by the Department of Anthropology.
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The Stamps Scholar Award has allowed Mejía-Ramón to finance a study of the paleohydrology of the Teotihuacán Valley.
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Julia Marino ’17 has traveled to archives across the country collecting thousands of pages of research about Basil O’Connor, Dartmouth Class of 1912.
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Connie Jiang ’17 began working on her project, titled, “Investigating the Spread of Correlations in Quantum Spin Chains with Long Range Interactions,” last summer.
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Dondei Dean ’17 has been studying the history of protests at Dartmouth since last fall to facilitate continuous, meaningful dialogue.
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