Winter Term - Week 9

Finals begin a week from today! What’s your game plan? Sometimes it helps to map out a schedule for studying, having meals, taking breaks, and, very importantly, getting enough sleep. There have been many studies showing evidence that getting ample sleep helps the brain consolidate memories and recall information. So don’t skip out on getting those ZZZs!

Astronomy Night! Rescheduled for TONIGHT!

Monday, March 3, 6:00-8:00PM

Fairchild Tower, First Floor (to start) session

Due to cloud cover last Friday, the observation night hosted by our friends in Physics & Astronomy has been moved to TONIGHT, March 3! The event will also begin earlier, at 6:00PM, with observing beginning at 6:30PM. The location (Fairchild Tower, Floor 1) remains the same.

WISP Internships

WISP interns, you will get an email later this week with details about the end of the term, work hours, and spring break. Attached will be a mid-internship survey. Please fill this out before the end of the term, as it is MANDATORY for you to continue working on your internship in the spring.

Thanks!

Finals Write-A-Thon

Sunday, March 9, 4:00-8:00PM

Offered by Dartmouth Libraries and The Writing Center

Writing a final paper? Stop by The Writing Center (Berry 183) and The Link (Berry 180) for peer tutoring, consultations with a librarian, community writing space, food, and more!

ENGL 52.16: God, Darwin, & the Literary Imagination

Are you intrigued by the ways that science intersects with different belief systems? Check out ENGL 52.16: God, Darwin, & the Literary Imagination. Senior Lecturer Christie Harner invites STEM students to join her in exploring how Charles Darwin’s publication of The Origin of the Species in 1859 shaped discourse about religion, evolution, humanity, and scientific progress.

Save the Date!

Faculty Panel Talk

April 30, 4:00PM, Location TBA

WISP friends, mark this one on your calendars! Assistant Professor of Engineering Rebecca Gallivan and Assistant Professor of Biomedical Data Science Indrani Bhattacharya will speak about their experiences in pursuing the sciences, grad school, and academic career paths, including a Q&A session.

If you are at all considering an academic or professional career in STEM, this is a talk you’ll want to attend. Registration will go out in the spring term, so keep your eyes peeled!