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 The
Office of the Vice Provost for Research is responsible for Dartmouth’s research
infrastructure and for providing a central resource to encourage and facilitate
scholarship. The office works in partnership with the Academic Deans, the
Dean of Graduate Studies, faculty and students in the Arts & Sciences, the Thayer Engineering School, the Tuck Business School and the Dartmouth Medical School, as well as with
Computing Services and the Library. Collaborating
closely with the Office of Foundation
Relations, the office helps identify new opportunities for support, coordinates limited
application proposals, and assists faculty in communicating the societal
importance of their sponsored activities. The office implements Dartmouth
research policies, including conflict of interest in research and scientific
misconduct. It also protects the research interests of students, faculty
and the College through the oversight of compliance with all relevant local,
state and federal regulations.
The Vice Provost for Research is Dartmouth’s senior research officer and the
primary contact for federal government relations. The Vice Provost is advised
by the Council on Sponsored Activities and coordinates the activities of the
Office of Sponsored Projects, the Committee for the Protection of Human
Subjects, the Technology Transfer Office, the Dartmouth Entrepreneurial
Network, and the Office of Outreach.
Other areas overseen by the office include the Electron Microscope
Facility, the Institute of Information
Infrastructure Protection (I3P), the Institute for Security Technology Studies
(ISTS), and the Women
in Science Project (WISP).
Pictured: Martin Wybourne, Vice Provost for Research, Elizabeth Bankert,
Assistant Provost and Carissa Dowd, Administrative Assistant
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