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  • Nathan Bullock 2012

    February 15, 2018

    I am now in a Ph.D. program at Duke in the Dept. of Art, Art History, &Visual Studies. My concentration is modern architecture and my dissertationis on Singapore. I have used my MA degree in Comp Lit to think about how Iframe my research - in particular with the use of postcolonial theory. I amat Duke thanks in part to the suggestion and help of a prof. at Dartmouthwith whom I took an elective art history class.I still keep in touch with several of my classmates and friends fromDartmouth.

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  • In English we trust

    January 9, 2018

    In English we trust: Can we be global citizens without knowing foreign languages? Will speaking foreign languages finally become an asset in the U.S.?

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  • Nicole Eitzen Delgado

    August 29, 2017

    Third year English Ph.D. student and recitation instructor at New York University. Her research interests include race and gender in modern American literature; subalternity and revolutionary thought in 20th century Mexican, Central American, and Caribbean literature; women of color feminism; and queer of color critique.

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  • Yun Ni

    August 29, 2017

    Yun Ni is currently a rising sixth-year Ph.D. student of Comparative Literature at Harvard. And would argue that the Comp Lit MA program at Dartmouth is one of the best memories of my academic career.

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  • Francisco Nahoe

    August 29, 2017

    Francisco Nahoe In the Fall of 2004, having just completed the Dartmouth MA in Comparative Literature, I enrolled in the ThM program in Biblical Studies at Harvard Divinity School. At the time, I lived in Andover where I was Roman Catholic chaplain at Phillips Academy and an instructor in English until 2006 after which I moved to Our Lady of Czestochowa Friary in South Boston where I stayed until I finished the program at Harvard in 2007.

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