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Volume XXVI • Issue 12
President
Wright to Step Down in 2009
James Wright, the College’s 16th President, has informed the Board of Trustees
of his intention to step down as president of the College in June 2009.
Dartmouth
Launches Institute for Writing and Rhetoric
The Office of the Dean of Faculty recently announced the establishment of the
Dartmouth Institute for Writing and Rhetoric.
$5 Million
from Gilman Foundation Supports the Arts
Hopkins Center has been awarded $5 million from The Howard Gilman Foundation to
endow the center’s directorship, providing resources to support the director’s
position and venture funds for new Hopkins Center initiatives.
Pearson
Appointed Vice President for Communications
Diana L. Pearson, a seasoned communications executive who has held a number of
senior strategic communications roles with leading media companies, has been
appointed vice president for communications at Dartmouth.
Kudos
Recognition for Dartmouth faculty, staff, and students
Matching
Research to Society's Needs
In a growing trend, faculty on campuses across the country, including
Dartmouth, are being urged to take an active role in translating new
knowledge into use.
Dartmouth Daily
Updates Streamline Administrative Communication
A new administrative communications tool is debuting Feb. 18, with a goal of
enhancing and streamlining communications to Dartmouth’s faculty, staff, and
students.
Employee
News and Notes
Dartmouth employees will give their winter senses a jolt at the 137th New
England Flower Show in Boston, “Rhapsody in Green,” thanks to After Hours.
Mellon
Foundation Supports Dartmouth-Duke Collaboration on Digital Information
Management
The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation recently awarded Dartmouth $352,000 to
establish a digital information strategy that can serve as models for other
institutions.
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