The Faculty Engagement Initiative
provides funding for programs that bring together students and members of the
faculty in settings outside of the classroom. Programs should fall into one of
six categories:
- FYRE-Side Chats
- Sophomore Advantage
- Graduate Advisor Faculty Discussions
- Faculty SIPs
- Community Dinners
- CFS Connections
While the majority of funding provided will go towards programs that occur
in the residence halls, a small percentage may be allocated to programs that
occur outside of the residence halls and/or off-campus. These requests are
evaluated on a case by case basis. Remember to get creative when
developing program ideas for faculty engagement programs. Think outside of the
box!
Here are some examples of programs that were funded during the 2006-2007
academic year:
- Cluster BBQ with favorite professors
- Game night with professor
- Faculty appreciation dinner
- “Blink” book discussion club
- Hop performances (students attending with professors)
- Faculty/student brunch before class
- Luncheon at Hanover Inn
- New release movie viewing and discussion
- Final exam study session with faculty
- International Health Night
- Faculty cooking classes
- Iron Chef Dartmouth
- FY family weekend dinner with professors and parents
- Cultural dinner nights
- Major declaration events
- Pre-med major discussion
- Spice cooking night
- LSA dinner discussion
- Senior theses celebrations
For information about Faculty Engagement Programs, contact:
Rachel Head
Community Director, Russell Sage Cluster
Rachel.L.Head@dartmouth.edu
603-646-8552
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