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The Call to Lead
The Call to Lead
With $100 million in new gifts since April 27, Dartmouth’s capital campaign will foster pioneering spirit and deep inquiry across the liberal arts.
Homepage May 25-29, 2018
Dartmouth in the News
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The Washington Post
The alumnus, a CNN anchor and part-time cartoonist, will be in Philadelphia over the weekend to receive the Amateur Cartoonist Extraordinary award from the National Cartoonists Society. “It’s a great honor, and what amazing company!” he says.
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Garnet News
As an emergency coordinator for Dartmouth, part of Julie Bonette’s job is to prepare co-workers in case there’s ever an “active shooter” incident. She provides information and training, she says, that she hopes they will never need to use.
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The New York Times
Through teaching kitchens, the Geisel School of Medicine provides culinary medicine workshops for medical staff, patients, and the community. Physician Julia Nordgren, MED ’99, recently founded a culinary medicine program at Stanford.
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The Washington Post
Professor Randall Balmer says Bishop Michael Curry’s address at Saturday’s royal wedding reminded the world of the power of preaching, “pointing out that Jesus summarized all the law … as love for God and love for your neighbor as yourself.”
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@DARTMOUTH
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These students want to shape the future of energy production and policy. #DartmouthLeads https://t.co/fsfV5eJBSt
Margaret Lawson ’18 embraced the liberal arts experience as a freshmen, exploring as many subjects and classes—a pa… https://t.co/t5lJSGe5Am
Julius Ramsay ’97 studied math and English at Dartmouth. Then one film class with a professor who mentored him chan… https://t.co/EPB0G8HEKm
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Two T'18s recently presented a proposal for The Skeww—a startup that combines machine learning and human judgement… https://t.co/blwgqlIH5M
Potential #tariffs on automobile imports has Tuck's @emilyjblanchard asking: "If cars are national security, then w… https://t.co/rMieKOu7K4
"One of the main reasons I chose Tuck was that I firmly believed the school would provide me with unique, meaningfu… https://t.co/Ct8cdwENAm
For more than 20 years OnSite Global Consulting has taken Tuck students across the globe, always with the same miss… https://t.co/BvHxUn1mc9
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Congratulations James Jung ’14 Th’15! Through Fulbright, James will study the pathogenesis of psoriasis in the dep… https://t.co/A0xoEcZnTb
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#DartGRAD @WarrenNJH is a communication rockstar and here's proof: https://t.co/P10sCfOYl1
"In mid-October, among a parade of fallen leaves, I snorkeled the reach of the Dead Diamond River where Second Coll… https://t.co/CXt4tT0v3G
Calling all graduating PhD #DartGRADs! Do you want to be a speaker at investiture? Submit your video pitch by this… https://t.co/PYepyqyO6k
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Check out the latest issue of Dartmouth Medicine magazine, featuring stories about Geisel's Interaction campaign, t… https://t.co/BRCTaelQqR
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