Intergroup Dialogue (IGD) engages Dartmouth undergraduate students in authentic conversations about difficult topics. Using a sustained and structured model and following a seven-week curriculum, IGD brings students together in face-to-face faculty and staff co-facilitated interactions across social identity groups. Through story sharing, reflective prompts, and intergroup work IGD fosters a unique learning environment that encourages students to explore issues of identity, diversity, and inequity while building skill for and commitment to social responsibility and action.

Join us on Thursday, September 19th at 5:30pm in the Student Academic Support Center for an information session to learn more about this new Dartmouth program and meet some of our Fall 2013 facilitators!

For more information about IGD or to sign up for one of our Fall 2013 dialogue sections, please visit us online at www.dartmouth.edu/~igd