This a 2 hour training that serves as a "refresher" training on crisis intervention and suicide prevention and offers more opportunities for group discussion, practice, and review of important concepts and skills.  

Campus Connect Booster (in-person):

• Students: Monday, February 17; 1 - 4 PM
  Location: Haldeman Center 125 Straus Conference Room

• Staff and Faculty: Tuesday, March 11; 10 AM - 12 PM; location TBD

This training is designed for students, faculty, and staff who have participated in the Campus Connect Suicide Prevention Training within the last 2 years. This training serves as a "refresher" training on crisis intervention and suicide prevention and offers more opportunities for group discussion, practice, and review of important concepts and skills.  

We offer Campus Connect Booster through open trainings (spots available for individual sign-up) or by group request.  

*Trainings will be cancelled one week before event date if a minimum of 10 participants have not signed up. We will reach out to anyone who has signed up to let them know of future training opportunities.

Click here for upcoming trainings available for individual sign-up (dates listed above).

Click here to request a training for a specific group of students, staff, or faculty.

Join us and celebrate International Women's day over drinks (alcoholic and non-alcoholic) and finger foods and enter the chance to win a book centered around women's stories! This event is open to all graduate students.

Social to gather community and members to connect and strategize organizational future. Please join the AGSN!

Join us as we discuss the book Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt. Expect snacks, drinks, and fun conversation among fellow readers! We will also be given a list of recommendations from Still North staff for similar reads if you enjoyed this month's book! We also regularly have raffles of the following book.

Celebrate the diversity in our graduate student community and share meaningful dishes from your culture!

Sign-up here! - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1sQJwBMpvCkL6Hi7yBacIdeVNeMuCGhC9RP1oo1g3nIs/edit?gid=0#gid=0

In Spring 2025, ACLS will place up to 16 PhDs as Leading Edge Fellows with social justice organizations for two-year fellowships. This year, our host organizations include Amica Center for Immigrant Rights (Washington DC), Disability Rights North Carolina (Raleigh, NC), Open Communities (Evanston, IL) and more.

Leading Edge Fellowships support recent PhDs in the humanities and interpretive social sciences as they work with social justice organizations across the country. Hosting organizations provide professional development opportunities and employee benefits to fellows, and draw on fellows’ scholarly perspectives and broad set of skills. Fellows receive stipends: for remote positions, $70,000 in year one, and $72,000 in year two; for in-person positions, $72,000 in year one, and $74,000 in year two. Relocation funds are available for in-person positions. All awardees receive access to health insurance and professional development funding, mentoring, and opportunities for professional development through ACLS and our alumni network. This initiative is made possible through the support of the Mellon Foundation. 

This webinar is for prospective applicants to the 2025 ACLS Leading Edge Fellowship program. Program staff will provide information on the program and about preparing a successful application. Some time will be dedicated to answering general questions about eligibility, application materials, and our selection process.

https://acls-org.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_g-oKqV6US_O7K7s7G16pIA#/registration

Dartmouth GWiSE (Graduate Womxn in Science & Engineering) presents our first Brown Bag Series. We have invited rising Dartmouth female faculty/staff across disciplines and departments that are making significant contributions to advance their field of research. The speakers will talk about their research, share their decision to pursue academia and discuss the transition from from graduate school to their current position. Lunch and refreshments will be provided on a first come first serve basis, so sign up!

As a chapter of New England GWISE, the central purpose of Dartmouth GWISE is to empower, support, and develop a community of womxn and historically marginalized communities in STEM fields. Our core belief is that the basis of diversity is intersectionality. Through our programs, advocacy, and outreach, we want to help with building a safe and inclusive graduate community at Dartmouth where the voices of women, people of color, LGBTQIA+ communities, and other underrepresented groups are being centered and celebrated.

Join us for some fun in the snow on March 1st at Occom Pond from 3 to 4:30 with hot chocolate, smores, sledding, and ice skating (weather permitting). Followed by social happy hour at Sawtooth from 5 to 7pm. Everyone is welcome and the first 20 people to arrive get a free drink! Brought to you by DartSlam and GrIND (graduates in need of decompression). 

We are excited to announce that Clamantis: The MALS Journal is now accepting submissions for our upcoming Spring 2025 issue! As our community journal, it is open to submissions from Guarini graduate students. The deadline to submit your work for consideration is Wednesday, February 26th.

The theme for this issue is "New Frontiers", chosen to celebrate boundary-pushing work as well as the hunger that drives the creative process and animates the characters and curiosities our work brings to life. Please note that adherence to the theme is suggested, not required. We invite you to share your passions, your thoughts, your dreams, and the questions you just can't shake, using this opportunity to draw on all of the threads of your experience. 

Join the DWS for a Writing Workshop! Share creative works-in-progress and receive feedback. All genres and forms welcome—poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, screenwriting, playwriting, etc. You will have 1 minute to introduce your work and 5 minutes to read. We will fit as many pieces as we can. All are welcome and encouraged to listen and provide feedback.

Dartmouth GWiSE (Graduate Womxn in Science & Engineering) presents our first Brown Bag Series. We have invited rising Dartmouth female faculty/staff across disciplines and departments that are making significant contributions to advance their field of research. The speakers will talk about their research, share their decision to pursue academia and discuss the transition from from graduate school to their current position. Lunch and refreshments will be provided on a first come first serve basis, so sign up!

As a chapter of New England GWISE, the central purpose of Dartmouth GWISE is to empower, support, and develop a community of womxn and historically marginalized communities in STEM fields. Our core belief is that the basis of diversity is intersectionality. Through our programs, advocacy, and outreach, we want to help with building a safe and inclusive graduate community at Dartmouth where the voices of women, people of color, LGBTQIA+ communities, and other underrepresented groups are being centered and celebrated.

Come learn the ballroom waltz with us! Taught with gender-free terminology, no experience required, absolute beginners welcome. Open to everyone. Bring socks!

Location: Brace Commons (near the Alumni Gym in Hanover, see map below)

RSVP here: https://forms.gle/36PpwKCggFyJDDxv5

The classes will be held on the following Tuesdays,  5.30pm - 7pm: 

Feb 11: Ballroom waltz

Feb 18: Scottish country dance

Feb 25: Ballroom waltz + Scottish country dance

We can't wait to see you there!

Come skate on Occom Pond this Saturday (February 22nd, 12 pm - 2 pm)! Grab free skate rentals from DOC house, first come first serve!

Sign-up sheet: https://forms.gle/kD5ercbvaGJMa6TE6  

CoFIRED is hosting an informative event on Wednesday, February 19th at 6 PM (location TBD) with Mr. Francis Agyare, a lawyer specializing in family-based immigration law. This event is designed for graduating first and second-generation immigrant students who may have questions or concerns about their families traveling for graduation in the Spring, as well as general travel-related immigration questions and concerns.

Please fill out this anonymous form with questions/concerns and help guide the discussion to address specific needs and concerns. We hope to see you there!

Interested in getting involved?

Fill out this form to join CoFIRED!

Finally, CoFIRED recently launched the Immigrant Senior Support Fund, a fund aimed to financially assist first and second-generation immigrant students whose families will be traveling domestically for graduation in the Spring. If you have the means to donate, please click here to visit our GoFundMe and read about our mission. 

Coalition For Immigration Reform and Equality at Dartmouth (CoFIRED)

"...Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free..."

Get feedback, revise, and polish your academic essays to submit to the MALS Journal.

What do you have to say about Dartmouth’s House Communities? Make your voice heard! Join one of our group discussions to help the House Communities better support graduate students and shape the graduate student experience in your House in years to come. All participants will receive a $20 gift card! Attend any of the three sessions:

Thursday Jan 16th 7-8 PM

Monday Jan 27th 2:30-3:30 PM

Wednesday Feb 19th 11 AM - 12 PM

In Robinson Hall 322 Conference Room

SIGNUP ON THE QR CODE!

Come learn the ballroom waltz with us! Taught with gender-free terminology, no experience required, absolute beginners welcome. Open to everyone. Bring socks!

Location: Brace Commons (near the Alumni Gym in Hanover, see map below)

RSVP here: https://forms.gle/36PpwKCggFyJDDxv5

The classes will be held on the following Tuesdays,  5.30pm - 7pm: 

Feb 11: Ballroom waltz

Feb 18: Scottish country dance

Feb 25: Ballroom waltz + Scottish country dance

We can't wait to see you there!

This a 2 hour training that serves as a "refresher" training on crisis intervention and suicide prevention and offers more opportunities for group discussion, practice, and review of important concepts and skills.  

Campus Connect Booster (in-person):

• Students: Monday, February 17; 1 - 4 PM
  Location: Haldeman Center 125 Straus Conference Room

• Staff and Faculty: Tuesday, March 11; 10 AM - 12 PM; location TBD

This training is designed for students, faculty, and staff who have participated in the Campus Connect Suicide Prevention Training within the last 2 years. This training serves as a "refresher" training on crisis intervention and suicide prevention and offers more opportunities for group discussion, practice, and review of important concepts and skills.  

We offer Campus Connect Booster through open trainings (spots available for individual sign-up) or by group request.  

*Trainings will be cancelled one week before event date if a minimum of 10 participants have not signed up. We will reach out to anyone who has signed up to let them know of future training opportunities.

Click here for upcoming trainings available for individual sign-up (dates listed above).

Click here to request a training for a specific group of students, staff, or faculty.

Dartmouth GWiSE (Graduate Womxn in Science & Engineering) presents our first Brown Bag Series. We have invited rising Dartmouth female faculty/staff across disciplines and departments that are making significant contributions to advance their field of research. The speakers will talk about their research, share their decision to pursue academia and discuss the transition from from graduate school to their current position. Lunch and refreshments will be provided on a first come first serve basis, so sign up!

As a chapter of New England GWISE, the central purpose of Dartmouth GWISE is to empower, support, and develop a community of womxn and historically marginalized communities in STEM fields. Our core belief is that the basis of diversity is intersectionality. Through our programs, advocacy, and outreach, we want to help with building a safe and inclusive graduate community at Dartmouth where the voices of women, people of color, LGBTQIA+ communities, and other underrepresented groups are being centered and celebrated.

Join us and members of New England Graduate Women in Science and Engineering (NE GWiSE) at our Winter Retreat! This is an event where we connect with members of our community and discuss career paths in the field of science policy. Come and meet graduate students (and postdocs!) from other universities as we embark on a day of learning, sharing, and networking to foster collaborations and friendships across the greater Boston area!

This year's retreat will focus on the myriad ways that people can get involved in science policy. As funding for science continues to decrease, it is important now more than ever to make our science count and strengthen the connection between academia, government policy, and the general public. We are thrilled to announce our keynote speaker, Dr. Melody Burkins, the current UArctic Chair in Science Diplomacy and Inclusion at Dartmouth and a ISC Steering Committee member of the Fourth International Arctic Research Planning Conference. Our panelists will include the keynote speaker, as well as Dr. Molly Bird, a Health Science Policy Analyst for the NIH, and Dr. Janelle Knox-Hayes, a Lister Brothers Professor of Economic Geography and Planning in the Department of Urban Studies and Planning.