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Visitors & Lectures
Magro Family Distinguished Visitors in International Affairs
We bring current and former experts in the field of international politics and understanding to Dartmouth for week-long to term-long visits. Learn more.
Read MoreMary and Peter R. Dallman 1951 Great Issues Lectures
Speakers have included former Ambassador Susan Rice, Ambassador Keith Harper, and most recently (spring of '23), Iranian journalist and women's rights activitist Masih Alinejad. Learn more.
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Obenshain Family Great Issues Lectures
Made possible by generous support from Penny and Bill Obenshain D '62 T '63, these lectures feature distinguished scholars or eminent practitioners from the world of international affairs. Learn more.
Read MoreClass of 1950 Senior Foreign Affairs Fellows
Made possible by the Dartmouth Class of 1950, we bring to Dartmouth distinguished foreign leaders, scholars and specialists to interface with students on the important issues of the day. Learn more.
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Rabbi Marshall Meyer Great Issues Lectures On Social Justice
Drawing on the Jewish value of tikkun olam, these lectures feature speakers truly helping to 'heal the world' and expressing the values that Rabbi Meyer saw as the very core of Judaism. Learn more.
Read MoreStefansson Memorial Lectures
The annual Stefansson Memorial Lectures are delivered in commemoration of the life, work, and vision for the Arctic of explorer and anthropologist Vilhjálmur Stefansson. Learn more.
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Fellows & Scholars
Several Dickey Center programs bring scholars and researchers to campus to work and share their insights with our students, faculty, and the broader Dartmouth community. Notably, the Initiative for Global Security hosts distinguished visiting scholars as well as our Rosenwald security postdocs, while the Institute of Arctic Studies invites both Fulbright Canada researchers and visiting scholars to spend time at Dartmouth.