Q&A with Stamps Scholar Saba Kaboly Nejad ’18
Saba Kaboly Nejad ’18, a Dartmouth Stamps Scholar, believes cancer can be cured, and that taking a physics approach can bring new solutions.
[more]Saba Kaboly Nejad ’18, a Dartmouth Stamps Scholar, believes cancer can be cured, and that taking a physics approach can bring new solutions.
[more]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.
[more]"Helpful and patient". "Funny and joyful". "Invaluable mentor." "Always there". These are some of the words undergraduates used in praise and commendation of the graduate teachers with whom they worked.
[more]An avid traveler from a young age, linguistics major Maggie Baird ’18 has already spent time in 30 countries. Most recently, Baird, a recipient of a Dartmouth Stamps Scholarship, was in northern France, where she interviewed a native speaker of Gulmancema for her current research project.
[more]This past winter, the College introduced Media Fellows, part of the larger Learning Fellows program, designed to provide creative and technical expertise in the classroom and help faculty translate their visions into their teaching.
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