TEDx Dartmouth: Brian Kennedy Presents “Visual Literacy: Why We Need It”
April 17, 2010
Learning to look: When we look at something, do we really see it?
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Learning to look: When we look at something, do we really see it?
James Shin ’11 presents his reflections of living in London, and getting lost there at TEDx Dartmouth, April17, 2010.
Larry Crocker, Professor of Philosophy at Dartmouth College, presents at TEDx Dartmouth, April 17, 2010. His principle interests include the Philosophy of Law, Moral Theory and the Philosophy of Religi
Julia Floberg ’11 performs with her cello on stage at TEDx Dartmouth April 17, 2010.
Molly Bode ’09 presents at TEDx Dartmouth, April 17, 2010, on a “Globally Responsive Campus.” Bode served as the Student Body President for the 2008-2009 academic year and is currently a Presidential F
According to Charlie Wheelan ’88, government—the act of making and enforcing rules for ourselves—is the most important thing we can do as a society. And, it’s up to us all to make it better.
Micaela Klein ’10 presents at TEDx Dartmouth, April 17, 2010, on “Defeating the Hydra: Terrorist Group Longevity.” Klein is a senior at Dartmouth majoring in government with a minor in Arabic.
Lee Lynd, Dartmouth engineering professor, argues that we need a “sustainability revolution” and a shift to living off the income—not the capital—of our energy resources.
John Rassias, the William R. Kenan Professor and chair of the Department of French and Italian, presents at TEDxDartmouth on April 17, 2010.
Branko Cerny'13 welcomes the audience to the TEDxDartmouth talks, April 17, 2010 in the Moore Theater, Dartmouth College. Branko Cerny ‘13 is the President and organizer of TEDxDartmouth.