Overview

Dartmouth has long been invested in providing equitable opportunities and supporting individuals in pursuit of excellence and knowledge. 

The Guarini School is committed to developing a climate that acknowledges and embraces diversity, supporting a culture that fosters inclusion, and actively pursuing equity. Our commitment is driven by a firm belief that welcoming differences of opinion, experience, identity, and perspectives helps build a stronger community. 

 

  • Students at Dartmouth’s commencement ceremony

    Graduate students at Dartmouth’s commencement ceremony. (Photo by Eli Burakian ’00)

CARE

The Guarini School works closely with the Graduate Student Council (GSC) Committee for Addressing Racism and Equity (CARE). This group is committed to establishing an equitable, inclusive, and supportive community for students, faculty, and staff members. 

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First-Generation Students

 First-generation students are those for whom neither parent graduated from a four-year college. Dartmouth offers close mentor relationships that can help you feel supported throughout your academic career.

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LGBTIQA+ Persons

Dartmouth has a strong lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, questioning community. Get involved in our student groups and learn more about Triangle House, our Living Learning Community.

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Students with Disabilities

Dartmouth encourages individuals with disabilities to apply for admission with the expectation that Dartmouth will provide reasonable access to all graduate programs.

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Women

The Guarini School of Graduate and Advanced Studies offers a variety of programs, events, and support for women, particularly those pursuing a career in the science, technology, engineering, and math fields.

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Assistant Dean for Access and Community
Hector Sanchez

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