Please join the Guarini Diversity Fellows and Jane Seibel during their office hours to share any topics of interest or ask any questions. These office hours will be held each week.

While we can't be in person this year, we've put together an exciting series of virtual events for the week of January 25th – 29th.

“A fascinating study of how even the seemingly impartial world of technology is subject to embedded racism and privilege.” RogerEbert.com Free for Dartmouth students & Hop members

The restoration of this extraordinary 1958 concert film captures legendary performers like Chuck Berry, Louis Armstrong, Dinah Washington & Mahalia Jackson in their prime.

Join Darcy Bates Pooler, PhD., Assistant Professor in the Department of Medicine and Co-Director of the Clinical Pharmacology Shared Resource at the Geisel School for a discussion.

Julio Friedmann of Columbia University and Abby Hopper of the Solar Energy Industries Association will discuss policy, critical infrastructure and climate change.

In her award-winning book Maoism: A Global History, historian Julia Lovell explores the global reach and present relevance of Maoism.

In this session, we'll discuss strategies for delivering content, engaging students, recording sessions, and using breakout rooms in your class on Zoom.

Hear security and privacy leaders discuss the most pressing privacy challenges related to the Internet of Things, and how you can reduce privacy risks and create solutions.

A faculty development, onboarding, and retention virtual workshop series for Dartmouth’s newest scholars.