Introducing: GuariniGRAD
The Guarini School has launched GuariniGRAD, a new initiative designed to support the academic, career, professional, and personal development of the Guarini graduate student and postdoc community.
Unveiled during Graduate Student Appreciation Week, GuariniGRAD reflects Dartmouth’s growing investment in graduate education and postdoctoral training and brings together existing campus resources into a centralized, accessible platform while also expanding opportunities for connection, mentorship, and career exploration. Read more.
Research Investigates Maple Syrup Contamination
Emily Sigman, a PhD student in ecology, evolution, environment, and society, is leading research on contaminants in maple syrup, exploring how heavy metals and PFAS might concentrate in sap and whether simple filtration methods can make syrup safer. Read more.
Guarini Alum Helps Uncover the Surprising Role of Black Holes in Supporting Life
McKinley Brumback, Guarini ’20 (physics and astronomy), co-authored a study revealing that, under the right conditions, radiation from supermassive black holes could help life thrive by strengthening a planet’s ozone layer. Read more in Newsweek.
Guarini Dialogues Dinner Strengthens Connections Between Graduate Students and Dartmouth Leadership
Graduate student leaders and Dartmouth administrators gathered for a Guarini Dialogues Dinner to discuss student life, housing, and community engagement. Hosted by Jennifer Rosales, Senior VP for Community & Campus Life, the event encouraged open dialogue and strengthened connections between students and leadership. Read more.
Uncovering the Hidden Heat Crisis in Miami Homes
A study co-authored by postdoc Lynée Turek-Hankins (Neukom Institute for Computational Science) reveals that many Miami homes reach unsafe temperatures because residents can’t afford to run or repair their AC. The findings highlight the urgent need for energy assistance and home upgrades. Read more in the Miami Herald.
Introducing: GuariniGRAD
The Guarini School has launched GuariniGRAD, a new initiative designed to support the academic, career, professional, and personal development of the Guarini graduate student and postdoc community.
Unveiled during Graduate Student Appreciation Week, GuariniGRAD reflects Dartmouth’s growing investment in graduate education and postdoctoral training and brings together existing campus resources into a centralized, accessible platform while also expanding opportunities for connection, mentorship, and career exploration. Read more.
