The World Health Organization and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have issued guidelines for travelers in areas affected by the Zika Virus. The mosquito-borne disease, while relatively mild or asymptomatic in most people, has been suspected in complications among pregnant women. For those who...
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Beginning in spring 2016, the Office of the Vice Provost for Academic Initiatives will offer a Global Research Grants Program that expands its existing Faculty International Research Travel Grants to include up to four Global Exploratory/Development Grants each year. The Program supports and enhances international research activities by providing funding for selective...
[more]The International Research Travel Grant offers funding for Dartmouth professors to capitalize on unique opportunities for scholarship. Recently, seven Dartmouth professors returned from locations around the world after productive research trips. Their trips are summarized here:
Ada Cohen
Professor of Art History Ada Cohen traveled to the United Kingdom, where she examined and photographed works or art and other artifacts for two projects: an upcoming essay on...
[more]Two Dartmouth students were recently selected for the prestigious Schwarzman Scholars program. Jacob Gaba and Jordyn Turner, both members of the Dartmouth Class of 2016, will join 109 students from around the world to study at Tsinghua University in Beijing, China for one year. They will earn master’s degrees with concentrations in public policy, economics and international study. To read more about their achievement, visit...
[more]Dartmouth President Philip J. Hanlon congratulated Queen’s University on the 2015 Nobel Prize in physics jointly awarded to Queen’s Professor Emeritus Arthur McDonald and University of Tokyo Professor Takaaki Fajita. McDonald’s and Fajita's research found proof of neutrino oscillations, showing that neutrinos have mass. President Hanlon wrote, "it is a special privilege to acknowledge this honor, since it embodies the principles of international collaboration upon which the...
[more]A team of Tuck students and Dartmouth undergraduates recently met with Dr. Ramadan Zejnullahu, Rector of the University of Pristina (Kosovo), to discuss their work in Pristina through Tuck’s OnSite Global Consulting program. Led by Tuck Professor of Business Administration Steve Powell, the team is working with the University’s Faculty of Economics on programs that will strengthen the curriculum and build a bilateral exchange of scholars over the coming years. Their work in Kosovo is part of...
[more]Dartmouth participated in a collaboration project with Boston College and the University of Duesto to explore key issues related to gender equality and social justice from an international perspective. This year’s conference examined the realities of human trafficking and sexual exploitation.
The full story is available at the Gender Research Institute at Dartmouth.
Dartmouth welcomes four graduate students from Kosovo this fall into programs in Engineering, Gender Studies, and Public Health as part of the Transformational Leadership Program, funded by USAID, the Government of Kosovo, and administered by World Learning. Dartmouth’s Tuck School of Business and its Gender Research Institute are also working with the University of Pristina on experiential learning and the...
[more]The Fulbright Scholar Program seeks faculty, research scholars, and professionals for Brazil in 2016-17.
Opportunities include post-doctoral research awards, and Fulbright Distinguished Chairs in the Visual Arts, STEM, and International Relations. There are also grants available in all disciplines for applicants who are more than 5 years beyond PhD or terminal degree. More information: www.cies.org.
