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Alumni , Earth Sciences , Externship
Justin Richardson (Earth Sciences) Meets with George Linkletter '65 for 2013 Externship
Dartmouth’s Graduate Studies Office coordinates a Graduate Studies Externship Program, pairing current graduate students with alumni from Dartmouth’s graduate programs. As part of the program, students spend a day shadowing their alumni host, becoming acquainted with their host’s place of employment and discussing professional goals. For his externship, Justin Richardson, a student in the Department of Earth Sciences, spent the day with Dr.
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Community , Earth Sciences , Experimental and Molecular Medicine , Research , Thayer School of Engineering
Rallying for Science

On Earth Day, Saturday, April 22, 2017, tens of thousands of people participated in rallies, walks, and marches held in Washington D.C. and in hundreds of other cities across the world. The March for Science saw an outpouring of support for science that was “unprecedented in terms of the scale and breadth of the scientific community involved,” according to Robert Proctor, a professor of the history of science at Stanford University.
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Alumni , Alumni Research Award , Awards , Community , Earth Sciences , Research
GRAD Alumni Research Award 2014 Recipient: Justin Richardson, Earth Sciences

Mercury is a toxic metal that is negatively impacts the health of humans and wildlife that consume fish throughout the northeastern United States. Humans have increased the loading of mercury to aquatic ecosystems in this region through combustion of coal, incineration of waste, and other industrial processes. Soils act as a strong accumulator and ‘natural barrier’ preventing much of the human-derived mercury from entering lakes and rivers. However, exotic and invasive earthworm species threaten the stability and retention of mercury in the forest soils.
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GRAD Alumni Research Award 2014 Recipient: Danielle Niu, EEES

Underlying much of New York, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia, the Marcellus Shale has gained a great deal of attention as the largest natural gas reservoir in the United States. However, despite the surge in gas drilling, little is understood about the processes that contributed to the formation and preservation of the organic-rich shale. The aim of my research is to identify the conditions and processes occurring in the western New York Marcellus Shale after its deposition.
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Career Services , Computer Science , Earth Sciences , Faculty , Thayer School of Engineering
Becoming Faculty Series Concludes with Mentoring and Teaching Advice

The Becoming Faculty workshop series, organized by the School of Graduate and Advanced Studies, saw high attendance at sessions discussing the steps to becoming faculty.
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- Sep 23
  
  Letterpress Intensive workshop: 'A' is for Abecedary, an introductory session
  Baker Library room 21
  Introductory meeting to discuss upcoming term-long workshop to explore letterform drawing through design and printing of pages of an abecedary or alphabet book.
- Sep 24
  
  M & I Seminar Series
  Vail 614
  PRESENTED BY: Alan J. Wolfe, Ph.D., Professor, Department of Microbiology and Immunology, Stritch School of Medicine, Loyola University Chicago, Maywood, IL
- Sep 24
  
  FREE YOGA FOR STRESS RELIEF
  Sarner Underground
  Yoga 4 Stress Relief –Every Monday starting 9/17, 4-5pm, Sarner Underground. Mats available to borrow. FREE drop-In yoga class held EVERY Monday. Students will be guided through a mindful movement practice that emphasizes focus on the present moment, conscious breathing, & cultivation of self-compassion. Each class will open with a brief meditation followed by gentle yoga postures that help to stretch & strengthen the body while calming & focusing the mind. We will end with time for deep relaxation. No experience necessary. All bodies and levels are welcome!
- Sep 25
  
  Mathematica Workshop
  Haldeman Center 041 Kreindler Conference
  Workshop on using Mathematica and Wolfram|Alpha Pro in teaching and research.
- Sep 25
  
  Physics & Astronomy/Thayer Plasma Seminar - Evan Thomas, Dartmouth College
  Wilder 202
  Title: "Global Magnetosphere-Ionosphere Response to Varying Timescales of Solar Wind Driving and Long-Term Trends in Arctic Sea Ice Cover: New Results from the SuperDARN.
- Sep 25
  
  Department of Biochemistry & Cell Biology
  Vail 614
  E. Michael Ostap, Ph.D., Perelman School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania
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Baker Library room 21

Introductory meeting to discuss upcoming term-long workshop to explore letterform drawing through design and printing of pages of an abecedary or alphabet book.

Vail 614

PRESENTED BY: Alan J. Wolfe, Ph.D., Professor, Department of Microbiology and Immunology, Stritch School of Medicine, Loyola University Chicago, Maywood, IL

Sarner Underground

Haldeman Center 041 Kreindler Conference

Workshop on using Mathematica and Wolfram|Alpha Pro in teaching and research.

Wilder 202

Title: "Global Magnetosphere-Ionosphere Response to Varying Timescales of Solar Wind Driving and Long-Term Trends in Arctic Sea Ice Cover: New Results from the SuperDARN.

Vail 614

E. Michael Ostap, Ph.D., Perelman School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania