Neukom Fellow Danielle Poole co-authored a paper that aims to inform humanitarian policy.
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A study using drone and satellite imagery finds vegetation cover has increased along the Kuiseb River.
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The award honors "outstanding leadership potential" in government or nonprofit service.
Read the full article here.As health officials worldwide are monitoring the novel coronavirus, so, too, are physicians and others at Dartmouth.
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Students from East Wheelock House traveled to Puerto Rico last spring as part of a service trip.
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In a world roiled by global inequality, climate change, and military conflict, human struggle should be seen through the lens of more than one academic discipline, says Eng-Beng Lim, an associate professor of women's, gender, and sexuality studies.
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Associate Professor of Government Deborah Jordan Brooks and a team of students have created a website that consolidates information on global menstrual health education and access to menstrual products for low-income girls and women around the world.
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[more]The June 24-25 symposium, hosted by the John Sloan Dickey Center for International Understanding, will bring together foreign policy scholars and former leaders from the U.S. State Department, military, and White House for high-level, closed-session talks.
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Hoda Barakat, a Lebanese author and visiting professor of Middle Eastern studies, has won the International Prize for Arabic Fiction (IPAF) for her novel The Night Mail. She accepted the award on April 23 at a gala ceremony in Abu Dhabi. The award carries a monetary prize of $50,000 plus funding for an English translation of the book, which will be published as The Night Post in 2020.
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[more]The Irving Institute, along with other funders, is supporting student research.
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