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(1/3) “I took a class called Logical Reasoning, and I had never done a course in philosophy before. Professor Hall was incredible – there were over 100 people in the lecture, and he knew everyone’s name by the end of our first week. It’s amazing to see how much professors are engaged with undergrads here.” - Sadie, Class of 2020 (at Harvard University)
Onward... #hds2020 #harvard2020 (at Cambridge, Massachusetts) https://www.instagram.com/p/CAqYW2NhVhNGh2KYt9FKTDw0mjfSkiBOv-37bs0/?igshid=1xt12761nqs4c
Mechanical engineering concentrator Hunter Wallace, S.B. '20, chats with alumna Danielle Feinberg, A.B. '96, during a reception after the Sophomore Convocation. The event featured a panel of distinguished alumni who shared advice with more than 300 newly declared #harvardseas concentrators. Feinberg, director of photography at Pixar, emphasized how activities outside of class helped shape her career; she first watched a Pixar short film in an extracurricular graphics group that sparked her interest in animation.⠀ #Harvard #LifeatSEAS #students #sophomore #Harvard2020 #convocation #advice #career #harvardalumni (at Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences)
Panelists (from left) Stephanie Kladakis, S.B. ’96, Nathan Blecharczyk, A.B. ’05, Danielle Feinberg, A.B. ’96, Dean Frank Doyle, Julia Winn, A.B. ’12, and Daniel Nevius, S.B. ’11, shared advice with new SEAS concentrators during the second-annual SEAS Sophomore Convocation on Jan. 30. More than 300 recently declared SEAS concentrators in applied math, biomedical engineering, computer science, electrical engineering, engineering sciences, and mechanical engineering packed a Science Center lecture hall to hear words of wisdom from SEAS students and alumni, and to meet their classmates. “Make sure you are always being challenged in whatever you are doing. You should think about your career as an iterative experience. It doesn’t really matter where you start, it matters where you end. And it will take a few hops to get there,” Blecharczyk said. “Any time when you are not being challenged is the right time to make a change.”⠀ #Harvard #HarvardSEAS #LifeatSEAS #students #alumni #HarvardAlumni #Harvard2020 #sophomores #advice #wisdom (at Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences)
What? Like it's hard? #harvard2020 #legallybrunette (at Harvard University, Boston, Massachusetts)
It’s happening now. Visit the Lamont Library open house today from 1-3pm. Come and meet our librarians, and see some samples from our collections.
Second day of camp
because lets be real. Orientation is basically camp. I’ve already heard a couple people refer to the next week or two as “Camp Harvard”, which is pretty spot on. We go to talks, make friends, and eat food, as well as have meetings planning for Camp Harvard to end.
#WelcometoHarvard, #Harvard2020. Come check out our Russian Bells every Sunday at 1 pm: http://lowl.info/FirstRing2016
