Compete for House Cup points in the Interhouse Council’s annual Gingerbread Decorating Competition in collaboration with DDS. Sign up by 11:59 PM Jan 31st.

Please note there is a limit of two gingerbread houses per House. You may sign up individually but may be placed in a House team

Pick up your kit from ‘53 Commons on Feb 2nd from 12 to 4 PM. Decorate and return your gingerbread house to ‘53 Commons by Feb 6th. Keep an eye out to see if you win on Feb 7th!

Ensure you have your team’s names and House on the kit so we know you won!

Signup here - https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfF7fBAWd9H1Gl0N9Q4inD15mrDNnLGxuSmWeLptSLVdFczTw/viewform

It is required for students to register and sign up for their employer sessions ahead of time. Deadline is January 31st.

Our virtual engineering career fair has more employers registered than in past years!

 Register now on Handshake!

FOR INTERNSHIPS & FULL-TIME POSITIONS:

Sign up for 1:1 or group employer sessions here!

Recruiting for roles in:

Civil

Chemical

Materials

Electrical

Hardware

Healthcare

Manufacturing

Biotech & Biomed

Energy/Environmental

AND MORE!

3-hour Suicide Prevention & Crisis Intervention Training

Campus Connect assists members of the Dartmouth community in: 

• increasing knowledge of suicide warning signs  

• learning and enhancing response skills 

• fostering self-efficacy when responding to students in crisis and referring them to the appropriate campus resources 

Upcoming Open Trainings: 

- Staff and Faculty: Wednesday, February 5; 1 - 4 PM
  Location: Haldeman Center 125 Straus Conference Room

- Students: Monday, February 10; 1 - 4 PM
  Location: Haldeman Center 125 Straus Conference Room

Dartmouth utilizes the Campus Connect Suicide Prevention Training which is an evidenced-based suicide prevention and crisis intervention program recognized by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention in their Best Practice Registry. This training is designed for individuals who are in regular contact with students. As a result of that contact, these individuals are in a position to identify and refer students in crisis to the appropriate mental health resources. 

We offer Campus Connect 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 open trainings available for individual sign-up.  

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

Join us as we discuss the book Mr Penumbra’s 24 Hour Bookstore by Liz Moore. 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.

Spread the love with Dartslam Volleyball Club! Our regular Sunday volleyball schedule (9-10am Skills Training, 10-11:30am Open Play, 11:30-1pm Advanced Play) will feature special treats and a chance to make Valentine's Day cards for your friends! You don't need to play volleyball to come make cards!

3-hour Suicide Prevention & Crisis Intervention Training

Campus Connect assists members of the Dartmouth community in: 

• increasing knowledge of suicide warning signs  

• learning and enhancing response skills 

• fostering self-efficacy when responding to students in crisis and referring them to the appropriate campus resources 

Upcoming Open Trainings: 

- Staff and Faculty: Wednesday, February 5; 1 - 4 PM
  Location: Haldeman Center 125 Straus Conference Room

- Students: Monday, February 10; 1 - 4 PM
  Location: Haldeman Center 125 Straus Conference Room

Dartmouth utilizes the Campus Connect Suicide Prevention Training which is an evidenced-based suicide prevention and crisis intervention program recognized by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention in their Best Practice Registry. This training is designed for individuals who are in regular contact with students. As a result of that contact, these individuals are in a position to identify and refer students in crisis to the appropriate mental health resources. 

We offer Campus Connect 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 open trainings available for individual sign-up.  

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

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.

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.

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!

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.