Historical Accountability Student Research Program · Caroline E. Cook

Caroline E. Cook

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Research Project(s): "A Life Made Tangible" (Rauner Library Blog); She Had the Misfortune of Being a Woman: The Story of Hannah Croasdale, Pioneer in Algae and Academia; Dartmouth Women in Science Project: Hannah Croasdale (Video); "To Respect a Ghost: Remembering Women Pioneers as They Wanted" (Lady Science); Summer 2018 Fellowship Presentation
About: Caroline Cook ’21 is an English major, concentrating in Creative Writing, minoring in Art History and Religion. She is editor of the Jack-o-Lantern, draws editorial cartoons for The Dartmouth, and works in the Office of Admissions. As the Historical Accountability Program’s inaugural fellow, she researched the life of Professor Hannah T. Croasdale, renowned phycologist and Dartmouth's first tenured female faculty member. Caroline considers Hannah to be a perfect example of the difference between the way we view pioneers and the way they view themselves. She believes there is often a disconnect between the way these important figures see their work and the way we remember them today. See all items with this value
In Residence: Summer 2018
Dartmouth Affiliation: Class of 2021