Wednesday, February 24th, 2016
4:00 - 6:30 pm
Hayward Lounge, Hanover Inn
Thesis Presentation, Drinks & Appetizers!
Support your MALS peers, gain perspective, and socialize as we hear upcoming MALS graduates present their current thesis work in progress!
Klaus Milich, a senior lecturer in Comparative Literature, Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, Jewish Studies, and the Master of Arts in Liberal Studies Program, has been named director of the...
[more]MALS Student, Amanda Spoto completed the Oxford University English Literature Summer School during Summer 2015. She shares about her experience on the Dartmouth Graduate Forum.
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Master of Arts in Liberal Studies
WORKS IN PROGRESS
Wednesday, October 28, 2015 4:00pm to 6:00pm
Hanover Inn – Hayward Lounge
Opening Remarks and Introductions by MALS Chair, Donald Pease.
Presentation by MALS students Nicole S. Williams, Kuo-Pin Lin, Jennifer Decker, and Sarah Decker.
Nicole S. Williams
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[more]Participate in Dartmouth Graduate Studies Virtual Recruitment Fair and learn more about MALS at Dartmouth!
November 18th
1-3 pm
"Dean of Graduate Studies Jon Kull will host three town hall meetings to discuss plans to transition to an administratively independent School of Graduate and Advanced Studies at Dartmouth. The meetings will provide a forum for questions from the community."
Read more on Dartmouth Now and The Graduate Forum
"The 650 million children who have read Dr Seuss' books have been exposed to new ways of viewing the world, of rethinking a social order often imbued in prejudice," writes MALS Chair, Donald E. Pease for The Conversation in regard to the recently published Dr. Seuss book, What Pet Should I Get?
"As older readers relive their response to a universal question nearly all children face, What Pet Should I Get? will allow a new generation of readers to discover why Dr Seuss remains forever...
[more]People Magazine recently featured MALS alumnus Anson Montgomery's new Choose Your Own Adventure (CYOA) book, Escape from the Haunted Warehouse. Originally announced in 1997 but not published at that time, Escape has been of subject of deep interest for CYOA fans ever since:
"This book is a legend among the Choose Your Own Adventure fandom, and rumors have always swirled online amongst collectors, but almost no one claimed to have even read it," says the...
[more]Adjunct Professor of Liberal Studies and Visiting Professor of Jewish Studies Alan Lelchuk’s new book, Searching for Wallenberg, explores “one of the great mysteries of our time: What really became of Raoul Wallenberg?" writes Forbes contributor Tom Teicholz in a review of Lelchuk’s book.
“Lelchuk, going between present and past, imagining scenes both historical and fantastical, attempts to arrive at a fuller picture of Wallenberg...
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