That's how president-elect Sian Beilock described her recent visit to campus. In a recent Q&A published in the Nov./Dec. issue of the Dartmouth Alumni Magazine, she talks about her management style, breaking barriers, and what she does when she wakes up each morning.
The president-elect met with students, President Hanlon, and other Dartmouth leaders.
The president-elect visits campus and gets a warm reception.
From high fives to warm hellos, the Dartmouth community welcomed the 46-year-old cognitive scientist after her election to become the 19th president, and first woman, in the Wheelock Succession.
The Dartmouth community is enthusiastic, and impressed, by the president-elect.
Well-wishers say she "changes the face of Dartmouth."
How to pronounce President-elect Sian Leah Beilock's name.
A Leading Cognitive Scientist, Beilock is the First Woman to Be Elected President
Dear members of the Dartmouth community, I am proud, grateful, and brimming with optimism today as I write to you as Dartmouth's president-elect.
In this video, Dartmouth's President-Elect Sian Leah Barlock talks about an interdisciplinary perspective, having an impact, and the importance of "dialogue across differences."