President Hanlon delivered the annual State of the College address at the fall meeting of the general faculty.
President Hanlon joins Senior Diversity Officer Shontay Delalue and Student Assembly President Jennifer Qian '22 in welcoming the Dartmouth community to fall term 2021.
Honors thesis presenters fielded questions from President Hanlon and Gail Gentes.
President Hanlon welcomes the Dartmouth community to the start of a new academic year.
"Through research, experiential learning, and constant exposure to diversity of thought, Dartmouth is creating—in our graduates—an army of experts and independent thinkers who are not only trained to challenge assertions, but are also motivated to dig deeper, gather data, and apply reason and logic to evidence to ultimately arrive at the truth," says President Hanlon in an opinion piece in the Dartmouth Alumni Magazine.
"Athletics are among the purest forms of experiential learning," says President Hanlon in an opinion piece for the Dartmouth Alumni Magazine.
In an opinion piece for the Dartmouth Alumni Magazine, President Hanlon writes about the benefits of hands-on research.
"Generations of Dartmouth students have forged lifelong bonds here at Moosilauke; they have studied, reflected, and grown, and have come to appreciate, through the challenge and beauty of the outdoors, that there are forces more powerful than oneself," said President Hanlon at the dedication of the Moosilauke Ravine Lodge.
"Thayer exemplifies the magic that can happen when all of our institutional strengths and priorities align," said President Hanlon at Thayer's anniversary gala.
"...the Dickey Center has always been about international engagement, experiential learning, and global leadership and impact," said President Hanlon. "And I can't think of anything more relevant to what we're doing at Dartmouth today or more in keeping with the future that both John Sloan Dickey and I share in our visions for our beloved institution."