Food and shelter is an area of focus for Dartmouth students’ local service.
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Since 1961, more than 600 Dartmouth alumni have joined the Peace Corps, including Jensen Lowe ’10 (center, white shirt), who served in the Philippines.
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Students on a Tucker Center environmental justice-focused Alternative Spring Break trip work on a stream cleanup project.
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Dartmouth students connect with local middle-schoolers on Sonia Kovalevsky Math Day, during a workshop aimed at inspiring future female mathematicians.
Make a Difference. Community service and civic engagement are vital to the Dartmouth experience. Students, faculty, staff, and alumni dedicate their time and talents to make a positive difference locally and around the world.
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Dartmouth Center for Social Impact
Provides opportunities for students to participate in service locally, nationally, and globally
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Serve Locally
The Dartmouth Center for Social Impact offers six different opportunities for students to partner with schools and community organizations and create holistic approaches to youth growth, development, and learning.
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Internships and Fellowships
Spend a leave-term building skills, creating connections and making an impact through a Dartmouth Center for Social Impact internship.
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Educational Service Trips
Dive deep into a specific social challenge or geographic locale through curricular-connected trips.
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Social Impact Practicums
A Social Impact Practicum (SIP) is a project-based experiential learning opportunity connecting undergraduate courses at Dartmouth with community defined needs.