In April this year, Curtis Peterson, then Academic Chair of the Graduate Student Council, hosted the annual Three Minute Thesis contest (3MT) at the top of the HOP. The event encourages graduate students to think about the elevator pitch they must be ready to give to explain the impact of their work to a general audience, using only one slide.
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Abby is a native New Hampshirite and has spent most of her life in Hillsborough County. As a self-proclaimed "dead end, dirt road kind of person," a major part of why she chose Dartmouth was its familiarity and proximity to home. Abby said, "Dartmouth checked every box that I wanted in a graduate program," being in NH, having a phenomenal reputation, and renowned excellence in research yet feeling like a small, tight knit community.
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Simone Evans is a first-year graduate student in the Program in Experimental and Molecular Medicine (PEMM).
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For Michaela Jordan, an incoming graduate student of Comparative Literature, literary studies are a means of exploring essential, pressing questions about the self and one's culture. "As a third-culture kid, my perspective on culture is different from that of most people," she reflects.
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When Dartmouth rolled out a new visual identity under the theme of One Dartmouth and that same year, the School of Graduate and Advanced Studies was endowed by the Hon. Frank Guarini '46, the stars seemed to align for the development of a new Guarini School shield– in more ways than one.
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