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‹ Mar 2021

Apr 2021

May 2021 ›

Apr 01

4:30pm

Poetry & Prose: Cleopatra Mathis and Joshua Bennett

Zoom

Please join the English and Creative Writing Department for a reading featuring Professor Emerita Cleopatra Mathis and Assistant Professor Joshua Bennett.

Apr 02

8:00pm

"Literally Obsessed": A Student Performance Project

https://dartgo.org/obsessed

An original work, written and performed by Naomi Lam '21. A solo show about religion, anxiety...and what happens when the two come together.

Apr 03

10:15am

Dartmouth Undergraduate Economics Research Conference

Zooom and Gather

Dartmouth Economic Research Scholars (DERS) will be hosting the Dartmouth Undergraduate Economics Conference (DUERC) on Saturday, April 3 via Zoom and Gather.

Apr 05

3:00pm

Wright Center Event: Fake News, Propaganda, and the Narrative Force

Zoom link provided to RSVPs

Fake News, Propaganda, and the Narrative Force - Historical, Aesthetic, Computational, and Cultural Considerations

Apr 06

1:30pm

Who Speaks and Who Listens in College Classrooms

Zoom - Please register to receive link.

Jennifer Jiwon Lee '17 and Associate Professor of Sociology Janice McCabe discuss their research on gendered participation and explore implications for teaching.

Apr 07

12:00am

Graduate Student Appreciation Week

Everywhere

A week-long celebration of the efforts and achievements of the Dartmouth graduate students. Know a grad student? This is your chance to tell them how much they're appreciated!

Apr 07

12:00pm

New Energy: Sarah Kelly, Dartmouth College

Online

The New Energy: Conversations with Early-Career Energy Researchers series gives up and coming energy scholars and researchers the chance to share their work.

Apr 07

5:00pm

Building Multiracial Democracy in the American West: Lessons from Western Pasts

Virtual Event

A civic dialogue series organized and moderated by Cori Tucker-Price (Dartmouth College) and Daniel Grant (Harvard University).

Apr 07

6:00pm

Stories of Persistence

Virtual

Join the Tucker Center and the Hood Museum of Art for an interactive conversation on three works of art that explore themes of home, memory, and persistence.

Apr 07

7:00pm

Don’t Say No! A Mathematician’s Journey into Human Rights

https://api.dartgo.org/marygrayzoomlink

A travelogue of mathematics intertwined with human rights has been my professional life. https://math.dartmouth.edu/activities/special-events/

Apr 08

12:00pm

Health Disparities, Race, & Racism

Virtual

Join our virtual seminar series "The Urgency of Now" on Health Disparities, Race, & Racism. We are joined by Dr. Rueben Warren, presenting on Bioethics and the Legacy of Tuskegee.

Apr 08

1:30pm

Critical Dialogues – Experiences of Student Veterans

Zoom - Please register to receive link.

Join us for a dialogue with student military veterans about their experiences at Dartmouth.

Apr 08

5:00pm

Apollo’s Arrow: The Profound & Enduring Impact of Coronavirus on the Way We Live

Virtual Event

A discussion of the coronavirus pandemic by Yale Professor Nicholas Christakis. Hosted by Jason Barabas '93, Director of the Rockefeller Center.

Apr 09

7:00pm

Police Violence: Global and Local Perspectives, Day 5, Keynote Address

Webinar

Keynote Address: "I AM a child": A Girl-child's Truth and the Lies of Law Enforcement, by Nikki Jones, Professor of African American Studies at University of California, Berkeley,

Apr 11

3:00pm

Police Violence: Global and Local Perspectives, Day 7, Closing

Webinar

Police Violence: The Lived Experiences of Dartmouth Alumnae and Students; and Closing Session: Artivism Artist Cypher with ARRAY's LEAP, the Law Enforcement Accountability Project

Apr 13

1:15pm

Panel: Housing for ALL

Online

Join us for a panel discussion on housing as part of the "Crossroads: Intersections of Los Angeles' Energy, Environmental, Housing, and Racial Justice Movements" series.

Apr 13

4:00pm

Caste as Race, Race as Caste

Zoom - See Link Below

“The Value of Thinking Across Cultures in Combatting Racial Injustice” by Dr. Suraj Yengde

Apr 13

8:00pm

Coastin' Creative Music Conversations Warren Smith

Hop@Home on YouTube

Join Taylor Ho Bynum and Hop Ensemble Fellow Noah Campbell '21 for a discussion with Warren Smith on music, improv, and creative practice. Free for Dartmouth students & Hop members

Apr 14

3:30pm

Community Conversations

Online

Provost Joseph Helble and his guests talk about Dartmouth operations during the COVID-10 pandemic. See the broadcast: https://news.dartmouth.edu/community-conversations-april-14-2

Apr 14

5:00pm

Conservatism: What It Is, How We Lost It, and How We Find It Again

Virtual Event

Brooks Family Lecture by American Compass Executive Director, Oren Cass. Hosted by Charles Wheelan ’88, Senior Lecturer and Policy Fellow, Dartmouth College.

Apr 15

1:15pm

Environmental Racism and the Creation of Los Angeles Infrastructure

Online

Join us for a discussion on environmental racism as part of the "Crossroads: Intersections of Los Angeles' Energy, Environmental, Housing, and Racial Justice Movements" series.

Apr 21

12:30pm

Towards a Western Future

Virtual Event

Part of "Building Democracy in the American West" series. Co-Sponsored by the Rockefeller Center and the Mahindra Humanities Center at Harvard University.

Apr 21

12:30pm

VIRTUAL CONVERSATIONS AND CONNECTIONS: Technology and Kinship

Zoom Webinar (link below)

Artist Ruben Olguin and Eastman Post-Doctoral Fellow Michelle Lee Brown will discuss ancestral technology, making kin with machines, and imagining Indigenous futures.

Apr 21

1:15pm

Special Guest Dr. Lesley-Ann Noel: Critical Theory, Inclusion, & Design

Zoom - Please register to receive link.

In this interactive talk-shop, Dr. Lesley-Ann Noel will share her work in decolonial, liberatory, anti-oppressive, and anti-hegemonic design education, research, and practice.

Apr 22

12:30pm