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EEES has a governance structure consisting of two Co-Chairs, and the following set of committees.
The Admissions Committee oversees the EEES PhD application and admissions process by keeping the criteria and bylaws guiding the admissions process up to date, soliciting and evaluating feedback on PhD applicants after the recruiting weekend, making recommendations for offers of admission, and distributing awards to incoming graduate students. The committee's ongoing work includes (1) refining the procedures developed this year for future use, especially as regards how it collects feedback from current graduate students, and (2) developing written policies and procedures for interviews that take place outside of the main recruitment weekend.
The committee on community plans and implements social and academic events for EEES students and faculty. This includes running the annual graduate student recruitment weekend held each winter. More broadly, the committee attempts to build social capital across the different departments that EEES contains.
The committee on curriculum oversees the curricular structure of the program. This includes the qualifying exam review process and other important program milestones. The committee also considers possible future activities, such as short courses for students, working groups, and thematic clusters within the program to facilitate learning "outside of the classroom."
The Committee on Diversity & Inclusion—consisting of three faculty and three graduate student members—works to enhance the goals of equity, inclusion and diversity (EID) of the EEES Program. We firmly believe enhancing diversity and inclusivity through research, teaching, mentoring, and broader interactions with the Dartmouth community and beyond will generate a stronger and more sustainable program.
A central goal of the Committee is to examine ways to increase the diversity of EEES community members (particularly graduate students), and to create an inclusive intellectual and social environment. Specific activities include:
The committee on policy and governance considers the suitability of the current bylaws and guidelines governing the program, and develops proposals as needed for changes to these rules, for review by EEES faculty.