Open Access Week is a global event that provides an opportunity to learn about the potential benefits of Open Access to information and knowledge.

Perry Williamson grew up with horses, which explains why they are prominent in her watercolor work.

Explore the many benefits you have as a Dartmouth College Employee, while enjoying refreshments and door prizes! Talk with vendors about health, dental and life insurance, prescription coverage, computer services, recreational opportunities, support and child care services, transportation options, investment services, and more.

Stop by for medical advice or to facilitate appointments with the Health Service

Join the Dartmouth Library and the Office of Institutional Diversity & Equity for a panel discussion over lunch, exploring Equity in Information Access at Dartmouth and Regionally.

Panel discussion. Presented as part of Open Access Week.

Weekly scholarly paper discussions of relevant Cancer Biology, Pharmacology and Molecular Therapeutics topics

Why is Wikipedia relevant? Who edits Wikipedia? How can lack of diversity in editors lead to bias? Learn why and how to become a Wikipedia editor. Cider and donuts provided!

Marie A. Elliot, Ph.D. (McMaster University) "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet: Unexpected Developments in Streptomyces Growth and Metabolism"

PRESENTED BY: MARIE A. ELLIOT, Ph.D., Professor, Department of Biology, McMaster University, Hamilton, ON