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First established in 1986, US-Canadian Studies at the The John Sloan Dickey Center for International Understanding honor the historic alliance and global importance of this North American partnership.
In 2020, the Dickey Center was honored to establish the McCulloch Program on Canadian-American Relations through a generous gift from Dorothy and Norman "Sandy" McCulloch Jr., '50. In its first year, the McCulloch Program has immediately catalyzed new scholarship and engagement with Canadian institutions, alumni networks, and students across disciplines.
Faculty grants may be available for travel, scholarship, and conference attendance in Canada, or on topics related to advancing US-Canadian relations. Please see the Dickey Center Faculty Travel & Research Grants webpage for additional information.
Fulbright Canada Research Chair in Arctic Studies at Dartmouth: Each year, the Institute of Arctic Studies and the Dickey Center host a distinguished Canadian scholar in residence. Please contact Fulbright Canada for more information about criteria, support, and deadlines.
The US-Canada Internship Program was established in Spring 2020 and continues to be offered each term to Dartmouth undergraduates. The internships offer student engagement in Global Science & Sustainability, Environment, and Arctic with partnering institutions. Visit our webpage here to learn more about these opportunities.
Powering the Future in a New Energy World: A US-Canada Dialog
In December 2020, the Dickey Center partnered with the Canada Alumni Regional Committee, the Irving Institute for Energy and Society, and the Revers Center for Energy at Tuck to discuss future of energy policy in both nations
US-Canada Science and Diplomacy in the Arctic Leadership Workshop was launched by Dickey Center Associate Director Melody Brown Burkins as part of a UArctic Model Arctic Council event with the University of Alaska Fairbanks and Canadian partners.
Fulbright Arctic Initiative (FAI) In 2015, the inaugural Fulbright Arctic Initiative was co-created and co-led by Dr. Ross Virginia, Director of Institute of Arctic Studies, with support from both U.S. State Department Education and Cultural Affairs (ECA) and Fulbright Canada.
Please contact Dickey Center Associate Director, Dr. Melody Brown Burkins (Melody.B.Burkins@Dartmouth.edu) for more information about US-Canada programs, activities, and funding opportunities.