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  • Aaron J. Schlosser ’07

    January 30, 2011

    It was through the comparative literature program that Dartmouth earned for me its reputation as one of the best undergraduate colleges in the world and as home to the country's most superb teacher-scholars. The amount of personal, one-to-one contact with professors that I was afforded, both inside and outside the classroom, was and still is unparalleled. I felt for the first time that my professors viewed me not as a mere student but as a young scholar, as a participant in the grand tradition of the humanities. Soon ideas of law school appeared as distant memories.

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  • Emily Brunner ’01

    January 29, 2011

    I graduated in 2001. I spent two years working as a grant writer at an educational and leadership development not-for-profit called Prep for Prep. Thereafter I went to law school and am currently practicing as a tax and estate planning lawyer in New York; I use the writing skills developed at Dartmouth every day. I've also continued to travel when I can and in recent years have gotten back to Italy as well as to Macchu Picchu, the Galapagos Islands, Japan and China.

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  • Alex Lambrow ’10

    January 29, 2011

    I am a 2010 graduate of the COLT program at Dartmouth, and received a Fulbright grant to spend the 2010-11 academic year teaching English and studying in Germany. I am currently living in Dresden, where I work in a secondary school and pursue courses in history and literature at the local Technische Universität. In the following years, I plan to return to the United States, to earn a Ph.D. in German Studies. Without the preparation afforded me by the COLT program at Dartmouth, I would very much be lost in Germany this year.

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  • Marisa Taney '09

    March 10, 2010

    Marisa Taney, '09, (wrote on March 10, 2010 while in Argentina) I love it here, wish I could stay forever, am working really hard but having a great experience.  Coming back to the states in June to go to Law School.  I got into Harvard, Duke, and NYU so I'll be at one of those places! On April 28, 2010, Marisa let us know she has decided to go to Harvard Law.  Good luck, Marisa!

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  • Christina Stoltz

    November 25, 2009

    A 2006 and 2007 graduate of Dartmouth College with a Masters in Comparative Literature, Christina M.

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