Duke Ellington at Dartmouth Green Key 1946
We are proud that our strategic framework for Dartmouth Libraries was developed through engagement with a broad cross-section of Dartmouth stakeholders: students, faculty, library staff, campus partners, and Trustees. The result is a dynamic and ambitious plan, responding to and anticipating the needs of our communities in a fast-paced and ever-changing world.
Join Karissa Wojcik, Assistant Director of the Dartmouth Writing Center, for the STEM Graduate Writing Retreat, a free, in-person three-session program that gives graduate students a chance to make…
Asking and answering questions about your data is critical for conducting analysis. This workshop is designed for researchers who are just getting started with quantitative data analysis and want to…
Join us to learn about researcher profiles and why they are important. We'll talk briefly about how to create and update your researcher profile on…
Library staff are experts at finding and accessing relevant resources, citing sources, and teaching information skills. There is a specialist assigned to every subject, who can plan your research project and navigate the library's resources. Library staff also work directly with faculty to support their research and courses.