Carrie Hoverman Colla '01 Named Dean of the Guarini School
Effective Sept 1., Carrie Colla '01 will lead the Guarini School of Graduate and Advanced Studies as its next dean. A distinguished health economist, she has been a Dartmouth faculty member since 2010. Read more.
Video Game Shown to Ease Teen Depression
Can a video game help treat depression? Postdoctoral fellow Caroline Barry (play2PREVENT Lab and the Center for Technology and Behavioral Health) co-led a study showing PlaySmart, a self-guided game, reduced depressive symptoms in teens as much as in-school prevention programs. Read more.
Research Shows Rewards Beat Punishment
What keeps people cooperating on issues like vaccination and climate action? A new study by Alina Glaubitz, Guarini '24 (mathematics), and professor Feng Fu finds steady rewards work better than punishment. Read more.
The Guarini School Welcomes Its Newest Class and Builds Towards What's Next
The Guarini School welcomed 200 incoming graduate students this fall, alongside new Dean Carrie Colla '01 and the first cohort of the computational science and modeling PhD program. Read more.
From Grief to Film: A Story of Healing
Jacob Campbell, Guarini ’26 (masters of liberal arts studies), lost his mother in the Sept. 11 attacks as a baby. He began his documentary, "Those Left Behind," as a course project. His award-winning documentary explores grief, memory, and family. Read more in The New York Times.
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