Lots of exciting things in class this week as we transitioned back to our more traditional lecture/work session class time model.
To start of the week though, we had Hannah Hoyt, a D’13 and ENGS12 alum currently studying architecture at GSD come speak with the class about her own experiences with human-centered-design in her post-Dartmouth trajectory. Hannah gave a very insightful talk that students thoroughly absorbed as many of them stayed after class to ask questions. It was an absolute pleasure to get to have her come in person.
On Tuesday, we had yet another guest speaker come as Daniella Reichstetter from Tuck visited our class again to talk briefly on implementation practices and tips. Daniella formatted her presentation to become more of a Q&A after a few minutes of lecturing so she could help teams with specific implementation and negotiation techniques — a strategy that was deeply appreciated by several teams who took advantage of this great chance to pick the brains of such an awesome Tuck professor!
We rounded of Thursday with a traditional lecture + work session structure so teams could huddle and prepare for their second midpoint presentations due next Tuesday!