Calendar of Events 2012

Hopkins Center Film  
Being Elmo: A Puppeteer’s Journey
7 pm, Spaulding Auditorium, Hopkins Center
$8 • $5 Dartmouth ID • $5 children 12 & under

Tucker Foundation
Community Faith Celebration
With Bob Moses, PhD, Founder & President, The Algebra Project
2–3:30 pm, Rollins Chapel

Human Resources
MLK Day Employee Celebration Breakfast
With Dean of the College Charlotte Johnson, JD; VP for Human Resources Myron McCoo, MTS, JD; and Director of Employee and Labor Relations/Recruitment Services Alton A. J. Harmon, JD
8–9:30 am, Alumni Hall, Hopkins Center
Pre-registration required

The 50th Anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.’s Speech at Dartmouth
Towards Freedom
An audiorecording of King’s speech accompanied by images from the Civil Rights Movement
9 am–3 pm, 105 Dartmouth Hall

Tucker Foundation Service Opportunity
MLK Day of Service: Dartmouth Gives Back
10 am–4 pm, Collis Common Ground

Student Forum on Global Learning
With opening address by Daniel Moses, PhD, Director, Seeds of Peace Educators’ Program
11:30 am–4 pm, Haldeman & Kemeny Halls
Sessions run throughout the afternoon
Full presentation abstracts and additional information

Diversity Peer Leadership Program
Social Identities Workshop
3–4 pm, Fahey Hall, ground floor

DACC/WoCC Playdate
Sharing Dreams for the Future
3:30–5 pm, Cutter-Shabazz Hall, mural room
Parents or guardians must remain with their children

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Presents
20th Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Candlelight Vigil Procession
With an address by Robert L. Wallace, Tuck ’84, DHL, President and CEO of BITHGROUP Technologies, Inc.
5 pm, gather at Cutter-Shabazz Hall, first floor

Keynote Address by Herman Boone
Former Coach of the T. C. Williams Titans
With remarks by President Jim Yong Kim, MD, PhD and Joan Alexandria Leslie ’12, President of the Afro-American Society
7 pm, Moore Theater, Hopkins Center for the Arts
Reception to follow at the Top of the Hop
Free tickets available in person only at the Hop Box Office beginning Jan. 10 at noon for those with Dartmouth student, faculty, or staff I.D.; beginning Jan. 12 at 10 am for the general public. Four-ticket limit per person. Ticket holders must be in their seats by 6:45 pm, after which empty seats become available to all.

Tucker Foundation Lunch Discussion
What Matters to Me and Why?
With Hopkins Center Guest Performer Tayo Aluko
12 noon–1 pm, Tucker Foundation Living Room

DMS Lecture
Gender Variance for the Primary Care Physician
By Jennifer Madden, MD
12:15 pm, Vail Chilcott Auditorium, Dartmouth Medical School

Leslie Center for the Humanities Lecture
Hate Speech and American Exceptionalism
By Susan Brison, PhD, Associate Professor of Philosophy
4:30 pm, Haldeman 041 • Reception to follow

Hopkins Center Performance
Call Mr. Robeson
Written and performed by Tayo Aluko; with Michael Conliffe, piano
7 pm, Warner Bentley Theater, Hopkins Center
$28 • Dartmouth students $10

Hopkins Center Performance
Call Mr. Robeson
Written and performed by Tayo Aluko; with Michael Conliffe, piano
7 pm, Warner Bentley Theater, Hopkins Center
$28 • Dartmouth students $10

Community Lunch Panel Discussion
Dartmouth Alumni of the Civil Rights Movement
With William Burton ’65; Roger Daly ’67, MDiv, MEd; Dirk DeRoos ’68, JD; and Paul Stetzer ’67
Facilitated by Denise Anthony, PhD, Associate Professor of Sociology
12 noon–1:30 pm, Collis Common Ground
Light lunch provided

LIFTED
Performances in honor of Dr. King by Dartmouth student groups Sugarplum, Subtleties, Ballet Folklorico, X.ado, Dodecaphonics, For Your Glory, Soulscribes, Monte Reed, Joan Alexandria Leslie, and more
7:30 pm, Collis Common Ground

Alpha Kappa Alpha Dinner Discussion
Demystifying the Talented Tenth
With the sisters of AKA and Reena Goldthree, PhD, Assistant Professor of African and African American Studies
6–8 pm, 101 Collis Center

Institutional Diversity & Equity Film Presentation
Freedom Riders
12 noon–2 pm, 324 Blunt Alumni Center
Brown bag lunch; beverages and dessert provided

Palaeopitus Senior Society Presents
A Dream Fulfilled?: King’s spiritual, social & economic ideology, and his impact on our world today
4–6 pm, Collis Common Ground

DMS Lecture
Social Accountability and Health Care Equity
By Irene Dankwa Mullan DMS’97, MD, MPH and Fitzhugh Mullan, MD
5:30 pm Reception, 6:00 pm Presentations • Vail Chilcott Auditorium, Dartmouth Medical School

DMS Interactive Session
Helping the Dream Come True: Freedom, Poverty, and Health
With the Lawrence Family Health Center Team
5:30 pm, Auditorium E, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center

MLK Social Justice Awards and Panel Discussion
4:30 pm, Collis Common Ground
Reception to follow

HONOREES
Michael W. Mascari ’65, MSW
Executive Director, AHRC Nassau and Affiliates
Chidi C. Achebe DMS’96, MD, MPH, MBA
President & CEO, Harvard Street Neighborhood Health Center
Jessica R. Lawson ’04
Co-founder & Associate Director, The Mariposa DR Foundation
Rebecca M. Heller ’05, JD
Co-founder & Director, Iraqi Refugee Assistance Project
Visiting Clinical Lecturer in Law, Yale Law School
Students for Africa

Hopkins Center Film
The Help
7 pm, Arthur M. Loew Auditorium, Hood Museum of Art
$8 • $5 Dartmouth ID

Rockefeller & Dickey Center Lecture
Why Civil Resistance Works: Nonviolence in the Past and Future
By Erica Chenoweth, PhD, Assistant Professor of Government at Wesleyan University and Founder and Director of Wesleyan’s Program on Terrorism & Insurgency Research
4:30–6 pm, Rockefeller Center 003

DMS MLK Celebration Film
Simply Raw: Reversing Diabetes in 30 Days
6 pm, Vail Chilcott Auditorium, Dartmouth Medical School

The Dickey Center Presents the Rabbi Marshall Meyer Social Justice Great Issues Lecture
Inuit in the Changing Arctic: A Bright New Future or Fight for Survival?
By Aqqaluk Lynge, Chair of the Inuit Circumpolar Council
4:30–6 pm, Filene Auditorium, Moore Hall

Hood Museum of Art Special Event
A Conversation with Artist Kay WalkingStick, MFA
5:30 pm, Arthur M. Loew Auditorium, Hood Museum of Art