Recent Graduates

Jack majored in history and government modified with economics. He was an elected class officer, an ambassador for the Dartmouth Political Union, the president of Dartmouth Conservatives, and a History research assistant. He is active in Aquinas House and Phi Delta Alpha fraternity.

Eliot majored in QSS and cognitive science. She was a Spanish drill instructor, a social psychology research assistant, a Women in STEM mentor, and a member of Palaeopitus. She was treasurer, then a two-term president, of Xi Lambda Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Eliot is excited to serve and looks forward to mini-reunions and engagement opportunities.

Seth is a history major and member of Phi Alpha Theta. He aims to connect alumni through communications, sponsored events, and fundraising, encouraging classmates to stay close with Hanover and help make a Dartmouth education possible for future students. 

Alicia majored in biochemistry with a minor in LALACS on the pre-med track. She was involved with the National Pan-Hellenic Council and the National Society of Black Women in Medicine, and worked as a Dickey Center intern. Alicia led initiatives on mentorship, health equity, and community engagement, and received the Dartmouth NEXT STEM Award and the GLASS Leadership and Integrity Award.

Miaoxuan majored in QSS and music. She was involved in music ensembles such as the Coast Jazz Orchestra, and was a fellow at the Hopkins Center and an International Student Admission Ambassador. Miaoxuan is also a member of Alpha Xi Delta and the Amarna Undergraduate Society.

Esther majored in biological sciences with a PBS pre-health minor. She was president of the Afro-American Society, encouraging Black joy, wellness, and academic success. She was also involved in research through WISP, DCAL peer mentorship, and campus programming. Esther looks forward to fostering connection and engagement among her classmates.

Quinn majored in Politics, Philosophy, and Economics, and minored in Public Policy. As a member of both the Christian and LGBTQIA+ communities, Quinn is committed to compassionate leadership through dialogue, service, and bridge-building. He has earned public service fellowships and leadership positions with College Democrats of America and Let Us Lead.

Mac was the president of the Dartmouth Political Union, a Government research assistant, a Political Economy Project councilmember, and an Admissions tour guide. He sat on the steering committees for Dartmouth Dialogues and the Freedom of Expression and Dissent Policy. He was also involved with Aquinas House, Dartmouth's Catholic student ministry.