This will be my final message for this academic year. We are a little more than two weeks away from the last day of classes for spring term. Even as your students are working incredibly hard to complete their academic work, our end of year celebrations of their accomplishments are in high gear.
The winners developed a greenhouse that can grow vegetables on Mars.
Democratic hopefuls have been visiting campus, and others are making plans to be here.
This month, I want to highlight several important Dartmouth Center for the Advancement of Learning (DCAL) initiatives. Founded in 2004, DCAL supports Dartmouth faculty in developing "new teaching tools and strategies, especially purposeful applications of digital technology and new media."
It is snowing today in Hanover, with expected accumulations of anywhere from 1" - 18" in the greater Upper Valley region. By the end of next week, temperatures are expected to be in the 50s. We look forward to welcoming students back for spring term this weekend.
On a midwinter trip to northern New Hampshire, members of South House housing community skied, camped, and went dogsledding through the woods and across a frozen lake.
The alumna talks about overcoming anxiety, accepting limitations, and the 2016 Olympics.
This has been a busy month. Seniors intending to graduate submitted their degree applications. First-year students had the opportunity to attend a "reorientation" to our academic departments. Students who will be in residence this spring submitted their course elections.
On May 23, 1962, Martin Luther King spoke at Dartmouth. As the College celebrates the national King holiday, Dr. King's words at Dartmouth bear repeating.
On a trip to South America, a class meets with finance ministers, CEOs, economists.
