The videos have been posted from TEDxDartmouth 2011! Rewatch the excellent talks as often as you like by heading over the our multimedia page.

Dean Joseph Helble

TEDxDartmouth has announced the final speaker for our event! Tim Pulju is a Senior Lecturer in Classics and Linguistics and an expert in the fields of comparative Indo-European linguistics, functional linguistics and language description, and history of linguistics. Among students, he is widely acknowledged as a fascinating lecturer.

Senior Lecturer — Dartmouth College

TEDxDartmouth is excited to confirm another speaker for our event! Richard A. D’Aveni is Professor of Strategic Management at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College, an attorney and a CPA. His current research focuses include “hypercompetitition,” beating the commodity trap, and strategic supremacy.

Professor — Dartmouth College Tuck School of Business

TEDxDartmouth is pleased to announce another speaker for our event! Albert G. Mulley Jr., MD, MPP is the Director of the Dartmouth Center for Health Care Delivery Science and a Dartmouth College trustee emeritus. His main research focus is on the use of decision theory to support clinicians and patients in their decision-making roles.

Director — Dartmouth Center for Health Care Delivery Science

TEDxDartmouth has confirmed the second speaker for our event! Harry Enten is an ’11 Government major and has fascination with forecasting. He has spent his time at Dartmouth studying American elections. Over the past year, he has increasingly focused his intention on long-term electoral trends.

’11 — Dartmouth College

TEDxDartmouth is pleased to release the schedule for TEDxDartmouth 2011!

TEDxDartmouth is pleased to anounce another speaker for our event! Benjamin A. Valentino is an Associate Professor of Government at Dartmouth College and an expert in the fields of political violence and genocide.

Professor — Dartmouth College Government Department

TEDxDartmouth has confirmed our first student speaker for TEDxDartmouth 2011! Anise Vance ’11 is a Senior Fellow major and a sociology minor. On campus, he has been involved with the Afro-American Society, the Men of Color Alliance, the Council on Student Organizations, and Casque and Gauntlet.

’11 — Dartmouth College

TEDxDartmouth is pleased to have confirmed another speaker for our event! Hany Farid holds the William H. Neukom 1964 Distinguished Professor of Computational Science endowed chair at Dartmouth College and is the Director of the Neukom Institute for Computational Science. Farid’s expertise includes computer vision, digital forensics, image analysis, and human perception. His current projects include digital art authentication and digital video forensics.

Professor — Dartmouth College Computer Science Department

TEDxDartmouth is announcing another speaker for TEDxDartmouth 2011! Thalia Wheatley is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences, and an expert in the fields of neural systems and animate and inanimate interpretations in the brain.

Professor — Dartmouth College Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences

TEDxDartmouth has confirmed another excellent speaker for 2011! Michael A. Chaney is an Associate Professor in the English Department at Dartmouth College who teaches nineteenth century American and African American literature. He specializes in race representation, mixed race identity, and the interrelationship of literature and visual culture.

Professor — Dartmouth College English Department

TEDxDartmouth is pleased to announce another phenomenal speaker for 2011! Bill Helman is a successful venture capitalist, an expert in enterprise software, and Chair of the Investment Committee on the Dartmouth College (his undergraduate alma mater) Board of Trustees.

Greylock Partners

TEDxDartmouth has confirmed another speaker for 2011! Dean and Professor Joseph Helble of the Thayer School of Engineering is an expert of chemical and environmental engineering and a passionate leader who has brought about tremendous growth to engineering education at Dartmouth.

Dean — Dartmouth College Thayer School of Engineering

TEDxDartmouth has confirmed its first speaker for 2011! Annette Gordon-Reed, an award-winning historian and member of the Dartmouth College (her undergraduate alma mater) Board of Trustees, is a professor of law at Harvard Law School, professor of history at the Faculty of Arts and Sciences at Harvard University, and the Carol K. Pforzheimer Professor at the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study.

Professor — Harvard Law School

March 6, 2011

12PM – 6PM

The Hopkins Center for the Arts

Spaulding Auditorium

Dartmouth College

Hanover, NH

The second annual TEDxDartmouth event will take place on March 6, 2011. This year, we chose a larger venue – The Spaulding Auditorium, with a seating capacity of over 1,000, and the event will take place in two blocks instead of three. The theme of the conference is “You Might Not Realize…” The theme was chosen so as to provoke novel thoughts and unconventional views, and reveal overlooked phenomena, but it is fully open for interpretation by the speakers. It will feature talks by Dartmouth’s
most renown and inspiring professors, most extraordinary students, and this year also two distinguished speakers from the ranks of Dartmouth College Trustees.

Watch this year’s promotional video.

All the videos and photos from TEDxDartmouth 2010 have now been posted to the site under Photos/Videos! Now is the time to rewatch some of the talks or catch the ones you missed!

Thanks to everyone who came out today and made TEDxDartmouth 2010 a success! We hope you had as much fun as we did! Check back soon for pictures and videos of the event.

See you next year!

TEDxDartmouth announces a last-minute change in the lineup: as Prof. Tanzeem Choudhury unfortunately had to cancel her appearance at the conference, TEDxDartmouth is announcing a new brilliant speaker: Molly Bode ’09.

Presidential Fellow — Dartmouth College

TEDxDartmouth has confirmed the final speaker! Check back tomorrow for your chance to reserve a seat! Richard Granger is a professor in the Dartmouth College Cognitive Neuroscience Department, and the head of the Brain Engineering Laboratory. Professor Granger received his B.A. at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and his Ph.D. at Yale University.

Professor — Dartmouth College Department of Cognitive Neuroscience