I Know What You Did Last Summer! – Alex

I Know What You Did Last Summer! This is part of a series of posts highlighting the work of the Summer 2017 Digital Media Tutors (DMTs) from the Wilson Media Lab found in the Davis Family Library Room 220. Meet Alex! Hometown:  Tempe, Arizona Year at Middlebury:  3 years / Rising Senior Major: Political ScienceMinor: […]…Continue Reading I Know What You Did Last Summer! – Alex

I Know What You Did Last Summer! – Rachel

I Know What You Did Last Summer! This is part of a series of posts highlighting the work of the Summer 2017 Digital Media Tutors (DMTs) from the Wilson Media Lab found in the Davis Family Library Room 220. Meet Rachel! Hometown: Atlanta, Georgia Year at Middlebury: 2 Major: Computer Science + Political Science What’s a […]…Continue Reading I Know What You Did Last Summer! – Rachel

I Know What You Did Last Summer! – Dan

I Know What You Did Last Summer! This is part of a series of posts highlighting the work of the Summer 2017 Digital Media Tutors (DMTs) from the Wilson Media Lab found in the Davis Family Library Room 220. Meet Dan! Hometown: East Hampton, Connecticut Year at Middlebury: 2 Majors: History, Economics What’s a DMT/What […]…Continue Reading I Know What You Did Last Summer! – Dan

I Know What You Did Last Summer! – Fayza

I Know What You Did Last Summer! This is the first of a series of posts highlighting the work of the Summer 2017 Digital Media Tutors (DMTs) from the Wilson Media Lab found in the Davis Family Library Room 220. We’ll begin with Fayza! Birthplace: Dhaka, Bangladesh Current Residence: Oberlin, Ohio Year at Middlebury: 1 […]…Continue Reading I Know What You Did Last Summer! – Fayza

Gad Kibet Comments on the School of the Environment

Name: Gad Kibet Hometown: Kapenguria, Kenya Major: Computer Science Year at Middlebury: Junior How did you decide to enroll in the School of the Environment and what are you hoping to gain? I decided to enroll in the School Environment because I wanted to gain a better understanding of the environmental issues we face today. […]…Continue Reading Gad Kibet Comments on the School of the Environment