Share creative works-in-progress and receive feedback. All genres and forms welcome—poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, screenwriting, playwriting, etc.

This year’s Graduate Student Poster Session will take place on Wednesday, April 9, from 5:00 – 7:30 PM in the Ballroom at the Hanover Inn. The event concludes with an awards ceremony recognizing the top three posters, with $200 prizes for the winners. Read the guidelines and register here.

In honor of Graduate Student Appreciation Week, join us for a series of exciting events celebrating you, Guarini grad students!

Attention Guarini Graduate Students!

We are excited to invite you to participate in the annual Graduate Student Poster Session, open to all Guarini MS, MA, MFA, MALS, and PhD students.

Join us for this special reception that showcases your research in a dynamic poster format. This event serves as our premier gathering for the Guarini community, fostering collaboration and engagement.

At the conclusion of the session, we will honor outstanding contributions with prizes for the best posters, including four $200 awards.

Don't miss this opportunity to share your work and connect with fellow researchers!

Audience: Graduate students
Registration: Required
Mode: In-person
Sponsor: GuariniGRAD

Interested in getting involved with outreach? Join SPARK @ Dartmouth next week for dinner and a meeting focused on planning our Community Science Nights for the upcoming academic year! RSVP here

Join SACNAS for our April General Meeting! We will discuss the past month’s events, exciting upcoming spring events, and outreach opportunities! Lunch will be provided!!

Dartmouth Chamber Orchestra is recruiting more students.
Rehearsals every Sunday at 12 - 2 pm, Collis Common Ground. More updates will be posted in the GroupMe (students can scan the QR code in the flyer).
No auditions, so everyone is welcome. Rentals for instruments are offered too.

Apply here to host or assist with events! (Deadline: Feb. 14th) - https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe5banFcHJvd4AHi9h3OSNmgAyHVF2bN3JYEmir5rPvrvLzdw/viewform?usp=dialog

Science Day at Dartmouth 2025: Call for Graduate, Postdoc, and Staff Volunteers!

The 10th annual Science Day at Dartmouth will be held on Saturday, April 5th from 10am-3pm at the Life Sciences Center! During this event, local students and their families are invited to campus to visit graduate students & post-docs in their labs and learn about what real scientists do every day.

You can sign up now as an activity station leader or as a general volunteer (until February 14th) . If you are interested in volunteering for Science Day, please take a moment to fill out this survey: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe5banFcHJvd4AHi9h3OSNmgAyHVF2bN3JYEmir5rPvrvLzdw/viewform?usp=dialog

We will be contacting everyone who replies to this survey with more details soon!  Feel free to reach out to the Science Day organizers at scienceday.dartmouth@gmail.com with any questions or concerns. Thank you all for making Science Day possible!

Join us as we discuss the book All The Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr. Expect snacks, drinks, and fun conversation among fellow readers! We will also be given a list of recommendations from Still North staff for similar reads if you enjoyed this month's book! We also regularly have raffles of the following book.

Join us for a special lunch with Dean Kull, offering graduate students and postdocs at Dartmouth Health a unique opportunity to connect and engage in meaningful conversation. This informal gathering will provide a platform for sharing insights, discussing your experiences, and fostering a sense of community within our academic environment. Don't miss this chance to share your thoughts and build connections!

Audience: Graduate students, postdocs
Registration: Required (link - https://apply.gs.dartmouth.edu/register/?id=d661a6ff-3c4f-41df-9140-972691ea2702 )
Mode: In-person
Sponsor: GuariniGRAD

Guest Speaker: Edmond Feris (Guarini ‘19 and Co-founder of cosMYC, a Biotech Startup)

Food and Drinks will be provided

The Dartmouth Ski and Ride Club will be going to Pico Mountain for an Intermediate/Expert Ski Trip on Sunday March 30th. We will expect to leave around 8 AM and be back around 2 PM, but this timeline is flexible. The club will help cover the cost of lift tickets, but final cost to each person is dependent on attendence.

Sign up here - https://forms.gle/avZCWDm1fXsYCbHh7

GSC Student Life Committee is hosting a Game Night on Wednesday, March 26th (5pm - 7pm), with dinner!

Let us know your food preferences and dietary restrictions by filling out this form.

(Note: you don't have to fill this out to join us!)

https://forms.gle/jAFewJvbGknrzsmw6

This event is part of a series, we are calling "Brown Bag Series: Conversation with ", where we invite junior and senior Dartmouth female faculty/staff across disciplines and departments. The invited speaker will share their decision to pursue academia, as well as their experiences from graduate school to their current role. This event series is open to all graduate students, and our undergraduate mentees from WISP. Lunch and refreshments will be provided on a first come, first serve basis.
*Please note time and location change for each speaker!

The Dartmouth Ski and Ride Club will be going to Loon Mountain for an Intermediate/Expert Ski Trip on Sunday March 16th. We will expect to leave around 8 AM and be back around 2 PM, but this timeline is flexible. The ski and ride club will organize carpools and cover some portion of the lift ticket, final cost depends on attendance.

Sign up here - https://forms.gle/xvJEQYh5U777H6u68

This event is part of a series, we are calling "Brown Bag Series: Conversation with ", where we invite junior and senior Dartmouth female faculty/staff across disciplines and departments. The invited speaker will share their decision to pursue academia, as well as their experiences from graduate school to their current role. This event series is open to all graduate students, and our undergraduate mentees from WISP. Lunch and refreshments will be provided on a first come, first serve basis.
*Please note time and location change for each speaker!

This a 2 hour training that serves as a "refresher" training on crisis intervention and suicide prevention and offers more opportunities for group discussion, practice, and review of important concepts and skills.  

Campus Connect Booster (in-person):

• Students: Monday, February 17; 1 - 4 PM
  Location: Haldeman Center 125 Straus Conference Room

• Staff and Faculty: Tuesday, March 11; 10 AM - 12 PM; location TBD

This training is designed for students, faculty, and staff who have participated in the Campus Connect Suicide Prevention Training within the last 2 years. This training serves as a "refresher" training on crisis intervention and suicide prevention and offers more opportunities for group discussion, practice, and review of important concepts and skills.  

We offer Campus Connect Booster through open trainings (spots available for individual sign-up) or by group request.  

*Trainings will be cancelled one week before event date if a minimum of 10 participants have not signed up. We will reach out to anyone who has signed up to let them know of future training opportunities.

Click here for upcoming trainings available for individual sign-up (dates listed above).

Click here to request a training for a specific group of students, staff, or faculty.

Join us and celebrate International Women's day over drinks (alcoholic and non-alcoholic) and finger foods and enter the chance to win a book centered around women's stories! This event is open to all graduate students.

Social to gather community and members to connect and strategize organizational future. Please join the AGSN!

Join us as we discuss the book Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt. Expect snacks, drinks, and fun conversation among fellow readers! We will also be given a list of recommendations from Still North staff for similar reads if you enjoyed this month's book! We also regularly have raffles of the following book.

Celebrate the diversity in our graduate student community and share meaningful dishes from your culture!

Sign-up here! - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1sQJwBMpvCkL6Hi7yBacIdeVNeMuCGhC9RP1oo1g3nIs/edit?gid=0#gid=0

In Spring 2025, ACLS will place up to 16 PhDs as Leading Edge Fellows with social justice organizations for two-year fellowships. This year, our host organizations include Amica Center for Immigrant Rights (Washington DC), Disability Rights North Carolina (Raleigh, NC), Open Communities (Evanston, IL) and more.

Leading Edge Fellowships support recent PhDs in the humanities and interpretive social sciences as they work with social justice organizations across the country. Hosting organizations provide professional development opportunities and employee benefits to fellows, and draw on fellows’ scholarly perspectives and broad set of skills. Fellows receive stipends: for remote positions, $70,000 in year one, and $72,000 in year two; for in-person positions, $72,000 in year one, and $74,000 in year two. Relocation funds are available for in-person positions. All awardees receive access to health insurance and professional development funding, mentoring, and opportunities for professional development through ACLS and our alumni network. This initiative is made possible through the support of the Mellon Foundation. 

This webinar is for prospective applicants to the 2025 ACLS Leading Edge Fellowship program. Program staff will provide information on the program and about preparing a successful application. Some time will be dedicated to answering general questions about eligibility, application materials, and our selection process.

https://acls-org.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_g-oKqV6US_O7K7s7G16pIA#/registration

Dartmouth GWiSE (Graduate Womxn in Science & Engineering) presents our first Brown Bag Series. We have invited rising Dartmouth female faculty/staff across disciplines and departments that are making significant contributions to advance their field of research. The speakers will talk about their research, share their decision to pursue academia and discuss the transition from from graduate school to their current position. Lunch and refreshments will be provided on a first come first serve basis, so sign up!

As a chapter of New England GWISE, the central purpose of Dartmouth GWISE is to empower, support, and develop a community of womxn and historically marginalized communities in STEM fields. Our core belief is that the basis of diversity is intersectionality. Through our programs, advocacy, and outreach, we want to help with building a safe and inclusive graduate community at Dartmouth where the voices of women, people of color, LGBTQIA+ communities, and other underrepresented groups are being centered and celebrated.