Mike Pyle '00 Talks Rise of Economic Statecraft
We were thrilled to join the Rockefeller Center in hosting former US Deputy National Security Advisor for International Economics Mike Pyle '00. Pyle spoke about economic policy and national security in an era of Great Power competition in a fireside chat moderated by Nina Pavcnik, Niehaus Family Professor in International Studies and Professor of Economics. A recording of the event can be found here.
Going Global
Our digital storytelling intern, Ben Joel '27, is capturing the transformative immersive experiences of our international interns. This summer, he will visit his Dartmouth peers in Costa Rica, Kenya, Kosovo, and Vietnam, as well as at the United Nations in New York. Learn more about this incredible opportunity to document Dartmouth Going Global.
Sustainability Immersion Iceland
During a pilot “Arctic Sustainability Immersion” program in June led by the Sustainability Office and the Institute of Arctic Studies, 10 undergraduates learned about Arctic policy and sustainable development through site visits in Akureyri and Húsavik, two towns on the northern coast of Iceland. See Dartmouth photographer Chris Johnson's photos from the trip here.
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Arctic And The Environment
The Institute of Arctic Studies (IAS) is Dartmouth's home for interdisciplinary research, discussion, and education on global climate change and Arctic policy issues.