Sam M. Koreman

Name: Sam M. Koreman
Research Project(s): "Faculty Advocates for Accessibility" (Rauner Library Blog); Moving Towards Accessibility: A Brief History of Dartmouth College’s Physical Accessibility Changes Prior to the Americans with Disability Act; Winter 2019 Fellowship Presentation
About: Samantha Koreman ’20 was a Government and Philosophy double major with an interest in political authority and how governments can enact ethical policies. She participated in numerous organizations in the Collis Center for Student Involvement, served on the editorial staff of World Outlook, and was an undergraduate research assistant through the James O. Freedman Presidential Scholars program. During her time in special collections, Sam focused her research on the historical representation and visibility of the disabled throughout Dartmouth’s institutional history. She is currently pursuing a graduate degree at the University of Virginia.
In Residence: Winter 2019
Dartmouth Affiliation: Class of 2020

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