The Dartmouth Vietnam Project brings together members of the Dartmouth community to conduct, record, and preserve oral histories about the Vietnam War era. The program trains undergraduates in the art of oral history interviewing, and is an example of the kind of experiential learning opportunities DCAL is funding now. Apply by May 10!
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May 05, 2017
The recent launch of Introduction to German Opera, a MOOC offered through DartmouthX, is a return to the global stage for Music Professor Steve Swayne and a new contribution to online Arts & Humanities offerings, of which there are relatively few....
May 03, 2017
Jessica Tong ’17, a philosophy major and government minor from Sydney, Australia, is a recipient of the Dartmouth Stamps Scholar Award. Her project, “Untold Stories from the Chinese Cultural Revolution,” aims to reveal personal histories from that period. Tong is working under the guidance of her research mentor, Nien Lin Xie.
May 01, 2017
In Anthropology 6, students interacted directly with fossil materials and the leading experts who discovered them. The course is an example of the kind of experiential learning opportunities DCAL is funding now. Apply by May 10!
May 01, 2017
Professor Jibran Khokhar and his students are producing new data and evidence-based strategies to combat the regional opioid epidemic as part of a Social Impact Practicum in their psychology course, "Motiviation Drugs, and Addiction."
April 28, 2017
Tuck School Assistant Professor Santiago Gallino and Kellogg School Associate Professor Antonio Morena-Garcia offer two-course sequence in Retail and Omnichannel Management.
April 25, 2017
Hop Curricular Connections provides funding for students to attend performances at the Hopkins Center for the Arts as part of their academic curriculum, as well as resources for faculty to incorporate Hop experiences into their courses.
April 19, 2017
Last week, six Dartmouth students traveled to Gothenburg, Sweden to compete against 17 countries from around the world in the 9th edition of the International Physicists’ Tournament.
April 17, 2017
Saba Kaboly Nejad ’18, a Dartmouth Stamps Scholar, believes cancer can be cured, and that taking a physics approach can bring new solutions.
April 14, 2017
The intro college physics class is governed by a few fundamental principles. Last summer, though the laws of physics remained largely intact, Professor Robin Millan transformed nearly every other aspect of her class as part of the Gateway Course Redesign Initiative.