Becoming involved in a club is a fabulous way to connect with other students, build your leadership skills, and leave your mark on Dartmouth. Many student-run organizations find their home at the Dickey Center. They all have open membership and love the creative ideas and energy new members bring to a group.
Don’t have the time to commit to a student organization or a multi-term program? Simply stop by our study breaks, open houses, summertime “Lunch & Learn” series, and other events throughout the year.
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Dartmouth Coalition For Global Health
With a mission to combine the experiences and resources of students, faculty, administration and alumni in the area of global health, DCGH acts as a catalyst and convenor for shared reflections on volunteer experiences. The DCGH publication, Standpoi |
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The Dartmouth Coalition on Climate Change
Mission: To discuss current changes in polar regions caused by climate change and initiate projects that spread awareness to the student body and public.
Will Try to Help Meet the Goals of the Institute of Arctic Studies and International Polar Ye |
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Great Issues Scholars
Are you a first year student curious about the world and international issues?
Each year we select a cohort of first year students to be our Great Issues Scholars. Using Dickey Research Initiatives (Global Health, War & Peace, and Arctic Studies) as a starting point, Scholars spend their first year at Dartmouth exploring some of the most vital international issues of the day. From private lunches with faculty members and visiting speakers, to an off-campus retreat and other special events, this is a fabulous way for first year students to gain a broad understanding of international issues and resources at Dartmouth.
Stop by our office for an application and to find out more about this first-years-only program! |
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International Business Council
The International Business Council (IBC) is dedicated to providing the campus with opportunities to learn about international business and global trade through a variety of programs including lectures, panels, and field trips. The group meets weekly throughout the year and membership is open to all Dartmouth students. |
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Middle East Forum
Unfolding developments in the Middle East are discussed at weekly luncheon meetings and occasional public events. Dartmouth professors and visitors to campus may be featured guests. |
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Model United Nations (DartMUN)
Each spring, DartMUN organizes a conference for high school students from the Northeast. Through simulations of United Nations committees, both past and present, the conferences promote a thorough understanding of international affairs and raise awareness of the roles we play as global citizens in an increasingly interconnected world. Model UN also fields a competitive team that attends conferences around the country.
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Standpoints
Standpoints is a magazine devoted to increasing awareness of global health issues through the written experience of Dartmouth undergraduates. Many articles stem from student experience's around the globe (following health-related internships, research, or volunteer work). Additional student-written articles round out the publication and focus on a variety of global health topics.
The group welcomes anyone with an interest in exploring global health issues. It also seeks members who are willing to interview professors/health professionals, write about global health issues, develop the Standpoints website, edit articles, and assist with the layout of the magazine.
Blitz Standpoints for more info. |
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War & Peace Fellows
The War and Peace Fellows program brings students together from across disciplines—the sciences, social sciences, and humanities—to engage in an ongoing discussion of the social, political, moral and technological dimensions of international conflict and cooperation. |
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World Affairs Council
WAC is dedicated to increasing awareness and understanding of world issues. Members organize World Week in Review, a bi-weekly forum over dinner where students discuss the international issues of the day, and seminars on alternate weeks with Dartmout |
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World Outlook
A student-run journal of international affairs, World Outlook publishes papers by Dartmouth students. Submissions are welcome. |
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