Stephanie Podjed, Guarini ’26, graduated with a PhD in physics and astronomy and served as the Guarini School marshal during the Investiture Ceremony and Dartmouth Commencement.
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Amy Fulton, Guarini ’26, was part of the Master of Energy Transition inaugural class and served as the Guarini School marshal during the Investiture Ceremony and Dartmouth Commencement.
Where do you call home, and where did you earn your undergraduate …
Caden Ide, Guarini ’26, won the 2026 Privitera Family Distinguished Service Award. He was recognized for academic excellence, a selfless communal spirit, and outstanding leadership. During his time in the MALS program, Ide presided over both the Dartmouth Writers Society …
Denisse Rojas Maldonado, Guarini ’26 (MALS, Globalization Studies), was awarded the 2026 Byam Shaw-Brownstone Thesis Excellence Award for her thesis, Anatomy of an A.I. Arms Race: The U.S. and China Technological Dispute for A.I. Leadership, an analysis of the strategic …
Stephen Marchand, Guarini ’26 (MALS, Creative Writing, Fiction), was awarded the 2026 Byam Shaw-Brownstone Thesis Excellence Award for his thesis, ILL, a vivid, hallucinatory novel about a high school teacher on sabbatical in Lisbon, Portugal with his wife, grappling with …
Abigail Dollries, Guarini ’26 (MALS, Cultural Studies), was awarded the 2026 Byam Shaw-Brownstone Thesis Excellence Award for her thesis, Aestheticizing and Engendering Disease: The Case of Tuberculosis, an interdisciplinary examination of tuberculosis patients in 19th century America through cultural studies …
Charles Butler, Guarini ’26 (MALS, General Liberal Studies), was awarded the 2026 Byam Shaw-Brownstone Thesis Excellence Award for his thesis, The Thinnest Veil, a narrative that uses one woman’s story to examine the transatlantic slave trade and the redemptive power …
Rebecca Shepard (MALS, creative writing) was awarded the 2025 Byam Shaw-Brownstone Thesis Excellence Award for her thesis, The Magdala Moms of La Jolla, a satirical novella set in a fictional evangelical prep school.
Luke Fannin, a PhD graduate in the ecology, evolution, environment, and society (EEES) program, has been named the 2025 recipient of the Hannah T. Croasdale Award.