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‹ Dec 2021

Jan 2022

Feb 2022 ›

Jan 04

12:00am

Winter term classes begin.

Not applicable

Undergraduate Academic Calendar

Jan 10

3:00pm

Microbiology and Immunology Seminar - A.Gusa

Silsby 028

Asiya Gusa, Ph.D. - Duke University "Heat Stress Stimulates Transposon Mobility and Adaptive Genetic Changes in a Human Fungal Pathogen

Jan 10

5:30pm

Balance Yoga Flow Class with the SWC

Collis 101

Join us each week for an all-levels yoga flow sure to leave you feeling strong, calm, and refreshed. These classes will focus on bringing balance to the busy-ness of our lives.

Jan 11

12:15pm

Conversations on South Asia with Mircea Raianu

Zoom: https://dartgo.org/conversations-raianu

January's "Conversations on South Asia" event will feature author Mircea Raianu (University of Maryland, College Park) and "Tata: The Global Corporation that Built India."

Jan 11

12:30pm

Winter Term Mindfulness Drop-Ins

Zoom: dartgo.org/mindfulness-dropins

Prevent Burnout, Stress Less, & Focus More. Mindfulness Drop-in Sessions. Tuesdays, 12:30-1:00 pm EST Two Guided Meditation Practices Time for sharing, connecting, and Q & A

Jan 11

4:15pm

Engineering-Physics Space Plasma Seminar

Videoconference

"Electron Energization & Thermal to Non-thermal Energy Partition During Earth's Magnetotail Reconnection" with Mitsuo Oka, Space Sciences Lab, UC-Berkeley.

Jan 11

4:45pm

Artist-in-Residence lecture: Samson Young

Webinar

The Studio Art Exhibition Program invites you to the webinar lecture for Samson Young!

Jan 12

12:30pm

EXHIBITION TOUR: "This Land: American Engagement with the Natural World"

Hood Museum of Art

Join Jami Powell, curator of Indigenous art, and Michael Hartman, Jonathan Little Cohen associate curator of American art, for an introduction to "This Land."

Jan 12

4:30pm

Energy 101

Online: Sign up for the link!

Worried about climate change? Want to do something about it? Learn the basics about the energy systems that contribute to climate problems AND solutions.

Jan 12

5:30pm

Reproductive Justice and U.S. Law: Where Do We Go From Here?

Virtual Event

Experts consider the future of Roe v. Wade and reproductive justice in the U.S., as well as the impact of these rulings on minority women across the country.

Jan 13

12:15pm

DEC Energy Seminar: COP26: The Outcomes

Online

Tuck Professor Tracy Bach and Tuck '22s will will examine the outcomes of the COP26 negotiations that took place in Glasgow, Scotland in November and share their perspectives.

Jan 13

4:30pm

"The End of College: Religion Departments and the Battle Over an Ideal"

Moore Hall B03

Robert Wilson-Black CEO, Sojourners Founding Board Chair, National Museum of American Religion

Jan 13

5:00pm

Agriculture and Environment in Nineteenth-Century South India

Zoom

Prasannan Parthasarathi, Professor and Chair, History Department, Boston College

Jan 13

7:30pm

Ash Fure & Adam Fure The Force of Things an Opera for Objects

Hopkins Center 114 Moore Theater

A sonic installation that rumbles with the impact of climate change. Performed by the International Contemporary Ensemble

Jan 14

8:00am

16th Annual Geisel MLK Health Equity Celebration

Virtual Event

In celebrating best practices and listening to community leaders, we can reimagine a future of healing.

Jan 14

4:00pm

SPACE FOR DIALOGUE GALLERY TALK: "Southern Gothic"

Hood Museum of Art

Museum intern Abby Smith ’23 will introduce her Space for Dialogue exhibition.

Jan 14

7:00pm

Hop Film: tick, tick...BOOM!

Spaulding Auditorium, Hopkins Center for the Arts

Lin-Manuel Miranda's (Hamilton) directorial debut is a semi-biographical look at the late composer Jonathan Larson's life before the smashing success of Rent.

Jan 14

7:30pm

Ash Fure & Adam Fure The Force of Things an Opera for Objects

Hopkins Center 114 Moore Theater

A sonic installation that rumbles with the impact of climate change. Performed by the International Contemporary Ensemble

Jan 15

7:00pm

Hop Film: Dune

Spaulding Auditorium, Hopkins Center for the Arts

Oscar nominee Denis Villeneuve (Arrival) directs the big-screen adaptation of Frank Herbert's seminal bestseller about a mythic and emotionally charged hero's journey.

Jan 16

4:00pm

Hop Film: Hive

Spaulding Auditorium, Hopkins Center for the Arts

The remarkable true story of a war widow whose attempts to provide for her struggling family scandalize her patriarchal Kosovo village.

Jan 17

12:00am

Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

Not applicable

Undergraduate Academic Calendar

Jan 18

4:30pm

Making Choices: The US Role in Afghanistan and What Happens Next

Zoom webinar

Tina Dooley-Jones and Annie Pforzheimer

Jan 18

5:00pm

Fixing What We Face: How Racial Justice Can Save Our Democracy

Virtual Event

Maya Wiley ’86, NBC & MSNBC legal analyst and former NYC mayoral candidate, delivers The Rockefeller Center's MLK address. Introduction by President Philip J. Hanlon '77.

Jan 19

12:00pm

Baker Tower Tour

Baker Library Info. Desk

Stress Relief! Baker Tower Tours are back! See things from a different perspective at one of the highest points on campus.

Jan 19

12:00pm

New Energy: Vivek Srikrishnan, Cornell University

Online

Vivek Srikrishnan, Assistant Professor of Biological and Environmental Engineering, Cornell University, presents recent research as part of the online New Energy series.

Jan 19

12:30pm

EXHIBITION TOUR: "This Land: American Engagement with the Natural World"

Hood Museum of Art

Join Jami Powell, curator of Indigenous art, and Michael Hartman, Jonathan Little Cohen associate curator of American art, for an introduction to "This Land."

Jan 19

4:30pm

Energy 101

Online: Sign up for the link!

Worried about climate change? Want to do something about it? Learn the basics about the energy systems that contribute to climate problems AND solutions.

Jan 19

5:30pm

Urban Bush Women Movement Workshop: Virtual Event

Virtual Event: Zoom

The groundbreaking company leads a movement workshop using its unique BOLD approach—Builders, Organizers & Leaders through Dance.

Jan 19

6:00pm

Virtual MLK Celebration Keynote with Dr. Robert S. Harvey

Virtual livestream

Join us for the annual MLK Celebration keynote with educator, author, and community connector Dr. Robert S. Harvey.

Jan 19

7:30pm

Postponed: Brentano String Quartet with Dawn Upshaw Dido Reimagined

Hopkins Center 123 Spaulding Auditorium

A rethinking of Purcell's beloved opera, including the premiere of a new piece that takes us into the inner psyche of the proud Queen of Carthage. Co-commissioned by the Hop.

Jan 20

8:00am

Active Meditation - Mindful Movement & Stillness Class

https://dartmouth.zoom.us/j/93049923410?pwd=LzV5WEhXSkJDRmx2Q1dkU0ZqMklQdz09

This mid-week class from the SWC brings together Qigong, breath-work and meditation practice designed to help you relax and energize. Intended for all levels of practitioners.

Jan 20

12:00pm

Book Discussion: Abolitionist Leadership in Schools

Zoom - register to receive link

Join us for a conversation with Dr. Robert S. Harvey, author of Abolitionist Leadership in Schools and this year’s keynote speaker for the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration.

Jan 20

7:00pm

Hop Film: Paper and Glue

Loew Auditorium, Black Family Visual Arts Center

An inside exploration into the work of legendary French artist JR, whose genre-blending combination of public art, photography and large format spectacle changes hearts and minds.

Jan 21

3:30pm

Electromagnetic Sensing at Thayer

Spanos Auditorium, Cummings Hall

Jones Seminar with Dartmouth Engineering professor Fridon Shubitidze providing an overview from basic studies to solving real world engineering problems.

Jan 21

3:30pm

Psychological and Brain Sciences Colloquium

Virtual

Craig Stark, PhD, University of California, Irvine

Jan 21

7:00pm

Hop Film: The Power of the Dog

Spaulding Auditorium, Hopkins Center for the Arts

A never-better Benedict Cumberbatch leads a dynamite cast in Jane Campion's extraordinary Montana western about toxic masculinity and repressed sexuality.

Jan 22

2:00pm

HOOD HIGHLIGHTS TOUR

Hood Museum of Art

Join us for an in-person tour of the museum galleries.

Jan 22

7:00pm

Hop Film: House of Gucci

Spaulding Auditorium, Hopkins Center for the Arts

Ridley Scott's true-life biopic of Gucci family empire spans three decades of love, betrayal, decadence, revenge and ultimately murder.

Jan 22

8:00pm

WiRED: The 24-Hour Theatrical Experience

Bentley Theater, Hopkins Center for the Arts

The culminating performance of the Winter 2022 WiRED experience. In 24 hours, students write, rehearse and perform their own original works. A Dartmouth student theater tradition.

Jan 23

4:00pm

Hop Film: Encanto

Spaulding Auditorium, Hopkins Center for the Arts

Disney's newest animated feature has it all: magical realism, vibrant visuals, a winning family and catchy new music by the treasure that is Lin-Manuel Miranda.

Jan 24

5:00pm

Jason Barabas, Rocky and Rockefeller Republicans--Jan. 24 at 5pm in Rocky 3

Room 003, Rockefeller Center

Jason Barabas '93, currently Director of the Rockefeller Center for Public Policy, discusses the place of Rockefeller Republicans in the 21st century. Rocky 3 at 5 pm

Jan 25

12:15pm

DEC Energy Seminar: The Road from COP26: Mobilizing for Action

Online

Perspectives on the role of the UN member states and diverse voices in a more equity energy future.

Jan 25

12:15pm

Quantitative Social Science colloquium 2021-22

Zoom

Join us on January 25 to learn about Chinese Americans Faced High Levels of Discrimination in Public Schools Before the COVID-19 Pandemic’

Jan 25

6:00pm

Eichler Foundations in Medicine and Humanities Seminar

Zoom

Re-Engineering Breast Cancer Surgery: The story of how an academic cancer surgeon worked with his colleagues in the engineering school to make surgery safer.

Jan 26

3:15pm

Physics & Astronomy Colloquium - Mike Koss, Eureka Scientific

Zoom (email for link & password)

Title: "Merging Black Holes in Merging Galaxies: Linking Astrophysics and Fundamental Physics"

Jan 26

4:30pm

Energy 101

Online: Sign up for the link!

Worried about climate change? Want to do something about it? Learn the basics about the energy systems that contribute to climate problems AND solutions.

Jan 27

5:00pm

Jamila Michener: Uncivil Democracy: Race, Poverty, and Civil Legal Inequality

Filene Auditorium, Moore Building

Cornell University Associate Professor, Jamila Michener, delivers the Roger S. Aaron '64 lecture. Herschel Nachlis, Rockefeller Center Policy Fellow, hosts.

Jan 27

6:00pm

ADULT WORKSHOP: "This Land"

Hood Museum of Art

In this discussion-based, interactive workshop, we will explore objects by Native and non-Native artists featured in "This Land: American Engagement with the Natural World."

Jan 27

7:00pm

China’s Growing Power and a New Era for US-Japan Alliance

Zoom webinar

Virtual Panel Discussion

Jan 28

2:00pm

Mindfulness Minis

Zoom: dartgo.org/mindfulness-minis

Take 10 minutes out of your Friday and join the SWC on Zoom for a Mindfulness Mini, a live 10-minute guided meditation to help you stress less, focus more, + find greater ease!

Jan 28

3:30pm

Information Banks: A method to secure ALL digital information

Spanos Auditorium, Cummings Hall

Jones Seminar with Ben Barrowes, Adjunct Dartmouth Engineering Professor and Research Physicist at CRREL.

Jan 29

11:00am

HopStop Family Show Unexpected Tales with Simon Brooks

Virtual: Zoom

Captivating storytelling activities with our favorite "English fella and storyteller."

Jan 29

1:00pm

Met Opera in HD Rigoletto Giuseppe Verdi

Spaulding Auditorium, Hopkins Center for the Arts

The premiere of a bold new take on Verdi's timeless tragedy from Bartlett Sher.

Jan 29

7:00pm

Hop Film Event: The First Wave with director Matthew Heineman '05

Loew Auditorium, Black Family Visual Arts Center

Matthew Heineman '05 (Cartel Land) presents the story of three frontline workers in a harrowing, intimate and emotional look at the early days of the pandemic.

Jan 29

8:00pm

Rivka's Reading Rainbow! by Emma Ginsberg '23: a studio lab project

Bentley Theater, Hopkins Center for the Arts

A passionate librarian desperately tries to save her precious “miscellaneous” department during an upcoming purge of the library’s least borrowed books. A staged reading.

Jan 30

4:00pm

Hop Film: The Harder They Fall

Spaulding Auditorium, Hopkins Center for the Arts

An all-star cast (Regina King, Idris Elba, LaKeith Stanfield) play some of the most notorious (yet under-portrayed) outlaws ever to ride the West in this stylish revenge saga.

Jan 31

5:00pm