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Volume XXV • Issue 8
Teacher of
the Year
Paul Christesen '88 recognized by CASE for his outstanding work in
undergraduate teaching and mentoring.
What Works
for Back Pain
The Spine Patient Outcomes Research Trial releases the first in a series of
papers looking at the efficacy of common back surgery.
Montgomery
Fellows Announced
Lucille Clifton, poet, historian, children's author, memorist, and professor
and artistic directors of Pilobolus, a Dartmouth founded dance troupe, to be
Montgomery Fellows.
Rauner
Library Acquires Budd Schulberg '36 Papers
The collected papers of Budd Schulberg, Academy Award winner, purchased by
Dartmouth.
Chalk Talk
Lecture Series Available Online
Standout lecture series now available online.
Study
Reveals How Plants Store Iron
A research team, led by Dartmouth biologists, addresses malnutrition and iron
deficiency.
November
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Board of Trustees met November 2 through 4, dedicating new buildings and
discussing new facilities, among other topics.
Dartmouth
United Way Update
Campaign has raised approximately 37 percent of this year's goal.
The
Challenge of Polytrauma
Conference members discussed improved treatments for soldiers returning from
Iraq and Afghanistan with multiple wounds.
Five
Receive Dean of the College Service Awards
Four students and one faculty member honored at biannual awards
celebration.
Dartmouth
Skiway Marks 50 Years
The Skiway plans a series of events throughout the winter season to commemorate
their 50th anniversary.
Tuck Study
Analyzes Women in Corporate Leadership
Study helps explain why there are so few women CEOs in major U.S.
companies.
Call for
Seed Grant Proposals
Faculty and researchers invited to submit proposals for funding of research
projects.
Graduate
Students Convene at Dartmouth Summit
Ivy Summit Graduate Student Conference held in November.
Research
Awards
Dartmouth researchers were awarded $5.1 million during October, including $2.7
million in new and competing awards.
Kudos
Recognition for Dartmouth faculty, staff and students.
The Gift
of Sight
Health Services donates ophthalmology equipment for use in Nicaragua.
Dartmouth
Researchers Identify Gene that Enhances Muscle Performance
New finding could lead to treatment for muscle diseases, including helping the
elderly and improving muscle performance and endurance in athletes.
Ken Burns
WWII Documentary Screened at Hopkins Center
The first part of a seven-part series on WWII, produced by Ken Burns, received
first public viewing at Dartmouth.
Free
Entrepreneurship Course at Tuck
Evening winter term mini-course being offered.
Editor's Picks
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