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The Provost's Working Group on Human Remains at Dartmouth will solicit and review information from Dartmouth's schools and divisions as well as external consultants pertaining to human remains in Dartmouth's care, including re:
identity of individuals represented (as available);
collection procedures;
conditions of storage;
use in current teaching and research; and
existing plans for return/reburial/removal from campus.
To oversee the creation of a comprehensive database of human remains present across all Dartmouth schools and divisions.
To recommend a framework for the future collection, use, and stewardship of human remains at Dartmouth that conforms to ethical principles and legal requirements as well as best scientific and scholarly practices, particularly in the context of Dartmouth's Toward Equity strategic plan.
To provide the provost and the community updates on the group's progress, at least quarterly.
To consult with various offices and experts on campus as advisors to the working group.
Sonu Bedi, Joel Parker 1811 Professor in Law and Political Science; Hans '80 and Kate Morris Director of the Ethics Institute; Professor of Government
Shontay Delalue, Senior Vice President and Senior Diversity Officer
Alex Diaz, Chief Compliance Officer
Dean Madden, Vice Provost for Research; Professor of Biochemistry and Cell Biology, Geisel School of Medicine
Jami Powell, Associate Director of Curatorial Affairs & Curator of Indigenous Art, Hood Museum
James Reed, Director of Anatomy Laboratory, Geisel School of Medicine
Kenya Tyson, Vice Provost for Strategic Initiatives
Val Werner, Historical Accountability Student Research Program Coordinator
Bruce Duthu, Samson Occom Professor and Chair of the Department of Native American and Indigenous Studies
Advisors
Lisa Adams, Associate Dean for Global Health; Director of the Center for Global Health Equity; Professor of Medicine, Geisel School of Medicine
Justin Anderson, Senior Vice President for Communications
Emily Andrews, NAGPRA Coordinator, Hood Museum
Nicole Borges, Chair and Professor of Medical Education, Geisel School of Medicine
Erika Brown, Dean for Faculty Affairs; Professor of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, Geisel School of Medicine
Daniel Chamberlain, Associate Dean of Libraries for Research and Digital Strategies
Matthew Delmont, Associate Dean of International and Interdisciplinary Studies; Sherman Fairchild Distinguished Professor of History
Heather Drinan, Director of State Government Relations and Community Outreach
Tammy Hickox, Associate General Counsel
Tom Jack, Chair of the Department of Biological Sciences
Sue Mehrer, Dean of Libraries
John Stomberg, Director of the Hood Museum of Art
Joanna Whitcomb, Director of Campus Planning
Staff or Student Representative, Native American Program
Staff or Faculty Representative, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Orthopedics or Surgery Orthopedics or Surgery
The working group will likely need to reach out to various offices and experts on campus, including:
and
Administrative support: