Brian Finlay, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Stimson Center (L) and Jose Fernandez, Under Secretary of State for Economic Growth, Energy, and the Environment, with Dickey Center Director Victoria Holt at the 3rd Annual Security Conference in Washington, DC.
The Institute of Arctic Studies (IAS) is Dartmouth's home for interdisciplinary research, discussion, and education on global climate change and Arctic policy issues.
Global Health and Development is a Dartmouth-wide program dedicated to improving the health and well-being of the world's population through multidisciplinary research, education and service.
We work to advance Dartmouth's contributions to international security through research designed to improve policymaking, promoting direct engagement with policy-makers, and inspiring students to explore careers in international affairs.
What are we standing up for? How do we talk to those we disagree with? What values do we believe in and are we willing to play a role ourselves in speaking up for them?
Increasing Energy Access and Reducing Climate Change with UN Peacekeeping Operations. Looking to answer the big question: What would it take for the United Nations, development donors, private investors, and entrepreneurs to make the transition to renewable energy a reality?
Cross-cultural experiences are truly life changing. International travel challenges you to examine your worldview and pushes you to question assumptions about yourself and others.
The International Studies Minor provides rigorous training in relevant bodies of knowledge and values, and raises awareness of the interplay between local and global processes, human and environmental interactions, as well as identities and cultures of a rapidly changing world.