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Members of the Dartmouth community may directly access information contained
on the Investor Responsibility Research Center (IRRC) web site from two
terminals located in the Dartmouth library system. The IRRC web site
contains a wealth of information relating to proxy resolution voting and
companies subject to proxy resolutions. The site also contains Background
Reports on the social issues areas that ACIR examines in proxy resolutions and
offers suggestions as to why a shareholder may choose to support or oppose a
given proxy resolution in light of a multitude of factors. IRRC is the
leading source of high quality, impartial information on corporate governance
and social responsibility. Founded in 1972, IRRC provides proxy research and
analysis, benchmarking products, as well as proxy voting services to more than
500 institutional investors, corporations, law firms, foundations, academics
and other organizations. IRRC is unique in the industry as it does not advocate
on any side of the issues it covers. Clients can be assured that IRRC data and
analyses are objective and unbiased.
Location of Terminals:
Baker-Berry Library
Once you enter the Berry Library, there is a dedicated terminal located
directly behind the Reference Desk. Please ask at the reference desk for
assistance. To access the IRRC site, double click on the IRRC icon on that
terminal’s desktop.
Feldberg Library
Terminal 3 in the Feldberg Library also provides access to the IRRC web
site. To gain access, simply log in and double click on the IRRC icon
located on the desktop.
If you have any questions regarding how to use the IRRC site, please contact
ACIR’s Executive Administrator at ACIR@dartmouth.edu.
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