Even though we know more about mental health than ever, we are still reluctant to talk about it when we experience mental health problems. Rather than seeking medical attention early, we may find ourselves floored and have trouble completing even the most mundane of tasks, resulting in seeking solace in unhealthy choices and poor self-care. We often think we’re the only ones, when the reality is we’re one of many.
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Being part of a highly networked community is a frequently cited reason for the appeal of a Dartmouth education. The close-knit collegial environment on campus extends beyond commencement into a strong and connected alumni community. Such connections foster deep learning and opportunities that other schools strive to cultivate. GRAD alumna Kimberly Rose Clark (’04) taps into our local and global Dartmouth community and nimbly brings her research industry’s network and expertise to the Consumer Neuroscience course she teaches in the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences.
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A refreshed visual identity system “honors a historic brand,” says Professor Kevin Lane Keller.
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George Boateng ’16, TH’17 was awarded the 2018 Martin Luther King Social Justice Award in Emerging Leadership. We caught up with George and asked him about his experience as a leader, what led him to Dartmouth, and his dreams for the future.
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We have arrived once again to that time of the school year when we pause to honor Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The pause is a critical time for us to examine the progress made toward justice since our gathering a year ago. This year has been a challenge for the nation and for the world. Decades of progress in the areas of social justice and equality appear to be threatened by careless actions and oppressive polices. For many, the faith in the pursuit of happiness for all is being threatened by isolationism and divisive measures.
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