I graduated from Dartmouth in 2014 with a major in Government and a minor in Public Policy. I focused on International Relations and Political Theory as part of my Government coursework, was a research assistant to Prof. Jennifer Lind, and participated in the Government FSP at the London School of Economics.
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Colin Harris graduated from Dartmouth in 2013 with a major in Government and a minor in Arabic. He returned to his hometown of Orlean, Virginia to run for the House of Delegates and subsequently attended Vanderbilt Law School, graduating in 2017. Colin is a litigator in the Washington, D.C. office of Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP, practicing in a variety of sectors including financial services, environmental mass torts, and insurance recovery.
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Jennifer Davidson graduated from Dartmouth in 2015 with a double major in Government and Women's & Gender Studies. The analytic skills she developed as a Government major helped prepare her for her next step, which was attending law school at the University of Virginia. At UVA, Jennifer was an Articles Development Editor for the Virginia Law Review, participated in the Supreme Court Litigation Clinic, and won the school's intramural moot court competition. Following law school, she clerked for two federal judges, Judge Gregg Costa on the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals (a fello
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After graduating as an '09, I spent two years in China and Taiwan (partially funded by Dartmouth) studying Mandarin Chinese, after which I returned to the United States to work on Chinese science-and-technology issues in the District of Columbia metropolitan area. After three wonderful years in the nation's capital, where I was surrounded by Dartmouth friends, I moved to Philadelphia, Pa., for graduate school.
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Don Casler graduated from Dartmouth College in 2014 with a major in Government and a minor in Public Policy. He is a veteran of the Government Department's London FSP and has fond memories of running in Regent's Park, trekking to LSE on the Tube, and occasionally enjoying one too many ciders at the Green Man.
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