This fall, we welcomed 300 new students to our programs in the Guarini School of Graduate and Advanced Studies at Dartmouth. This first cohort to begin as students in the newly named School is a diverse one, with 46% coming from non-US countries.
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Pauls succeeds Professor Lisa Baldez, who has guided the pedagogical resource center since 2014.
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Arriving on campus from overseas international graduate students are helped enormously by mentors from the International Graduate Mentor Program, which is set up to provide students with support as they transition to life at Dartmouth. They plan events throughout the year, which you can keep up with by following the IGMP Facebook page. This year, two new leaders take the helm and we asked them a few questions about their academic background, and their international experience.
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Grafficity, one of the first social augmented reality apps, is redefining reality and it is happening right here at Dartmouth.
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Fruit flies (Drosophila melanogaster) have a number of attributes that have made them one of the most extensively studied and well understood of all model organisms used in biomedical research. These include sharing many of the genes that cause diseases in humans, having a relatively small genome (fully sequenced in 2000), a short life cycle, and a large number of offspring.
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