The Gibbs Memorial Book Fund and African American Studies at Dartmouth. This exhibit explores he African American educational experience at Dartmouth in and around 1976.

The Deans Office Student Consultants (DOSCs) applications are being accepted from 4/17/17 - 5/2/17. Interviews will take place in Carson Suite 125 between 5/3/17 - 5/5/17.

Meg McLean is a painter and children's illustrator living in Lyme, New Hampshire. Exhibit will be on display until April 27.

Co-hosted by the GRAD office and Putnam Associates (Panera lunch provided)

Effects of Abiotic Variation on Pollination, Plant-plant Interactions and Plant Reproduction in the Arctic. Christine Urbanowicz will present her PhD thesis.

Come spend an hour with Rauner's Morgan Swan as he guides us through some of the wide array of ways people have approached the journal as object and container of content.

PRESENTED BY: MARVIN WHITELEY, PH.D The University of Texas at Austin

Unraveling the Molecular Basis of Chromosome Positioning. Adrienne Perkins will host Eric Joyce PhD, Univ. of Pennsylvania.

Are we basically human animals or human persons? Do we create ourselves by means of an ongoing autobiographical narrative? Sponsors: School House & Arthur Vining Davis Foundation.

We'll talk about French presidential elections and watch French documentary “Merci, Patron”. Sponsored by North Park House & Arthur Vining Davis Foundation.