Dartmouth Hosts First International Vaccine Conference
Interdisciplinary problem-solving is key to vaccine research, access, and acceptance.
[more]Interdisciplinary problem-solving is key to vaccine research, access, and acceptance.
[more]Over Winterim 2023, eight students enrolled in the Dickey Center's International Studies Minor (ISM) visited New York City for an immersive experience in international affairs. The trip made tangible the theories, concepts, and ideas discussed in their ISM courses in a real-life setting, and allowed the participants to explore international career options. The trip also served as a shared experience for Dartmouth ISM students, allowing them to further develop a sense of community.
[more]Deepening its 25 year partnership with the Stefansson Arctic Institute (SAI) of Iceland, the Institute of Arctic Studies in the John Sloan Dickey Center for International Understanding at Dartmouth was honored to co-host the 2023 Stefansson Memorial Lecture and Arctic Policy Dialog at the University of Akureyri, Iceland, from November 14-17 with over 35 participants from academia, non-governmental organizations, and government interests discussing the future of
[more]"It is rewarding to see the Dartmouth International Vaccine Initiative (DIVI) coming together, not only because it addresses a central issue of pandemic preparedness, but also because it – like the Pandemic Security Project – creates another vibrant space for interdisciplinary, problem solving at Dartmouth." Kendall Hoyt, Faculty Director, Pandemic Security Project, Dickey Center for International Understanding
[more]Leading experts will discuss how to turn vaccines into vaccinations, other key issues.
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