Dartmouth Advisory Boards

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The Irving Institute Board of Advisors provides advice on the strategy and operations of the Institute in service to its mission to advance affordable, sustainable, and reliable energy futures for the benefit of society and also serves as a connection to the outside world of energy in today's society. The Advisory Board has broad representation from many areas, including academia, industry, government, and nongovernmental organizations.

South Fairbanks

The Dartmouth Center for Social Impact prepares students to be transformative leaders for the common good. Through community-driven experiential learning, our students cultivate their skills, scholarship, and passion to develop high-impact approaches to the most pressing societal problems. Our graduates go on to lead lives of purpose personally and professionally as social innovators, direct service providers, activists, philanthropists, and community researchers.

Athletic Fields

The purpose of the Dartmouth Athletics Advisory Board (the Board) is to provide advice and counsel to the Director of Athletics and Recreation and to the President of the College regarding Dartmouth Athletics and Recreation and its programs, policies, and resources. The Board and its members serve as key supporters of and ambassadors for Dartmouth Athletics and Recreation.

Dartmouth | Eli Burakian

The Dickey Center for International Understanding unites the diverse strengths of Dartmouth College—students, faculty, undergraduate and graduate schools—in addressing the world's challenges. We broaden the scope of learning through advanced study, interdisciplinary collaboration, research innovation, and respect for a diversity of viewpoints.

Geisel

The Board of Advisors acts in an advisory role to the Geisel School of Medicine  through the Dean of the Medical School, the President of Dartmouth College, and the Board of Trustees of Dartmouth College. Principal responsibilities of the Board are to counsel / advise on matters including strategic planning, medical education, finance/budget, research, philanthropy, and more.

The Board of Advisors acts on behalf of the Board of Trustees of Dartmouth College to assess / evaluate / appraise periodically the programs of the School in light of its missions and its relationships to the College and to Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center. The Board also reviews Geisel's budget.

Dartmouth / Eli Burakian '00

The mission of the Frank J. Guarini School of Graduate and Advanced Studies at Dartmouth is to foster postgraduate academic programs of the highest quality, catalyze intellectual discovery, and prepare a diverse community of scholars for global leadership.

Dartmouth / Robert Gill

The Hopkins Center Board reviews and advises on the policies, programs and resources of the Hopkins Center. The Board and its members serve as key supporters of and ambassadors for the Hop.

Hood Museum

The Hood Museum of Art, Dartmouth, centers art and people in teaching and learning through inclusive and robust academic, cultural, and civic engagements with art and its histories.

Magnuson Center for Entrepreneurship Board of Advisors

The Magnuson Center Board of Advisors is made up of people who have a proven track record of success in the entrepreneurial realm. Some of them are founders themselves; others are investors. Together, they provide skills, knowledge and expertise to make the Magnuson Center a leading organization global entrepreneurship.

Rockefeller Center

The Nelson A. Rockefeller Center at Dartmouth College is a catalyst for public policy research, teaching, and deliberation. Dedicated to providing an interdisciplinary perspective on policy-related topics, the Center fosters a commitment to the ideals of public service and informed public debate exemplified by Nelson A. Rockefeller, former governor of New York State and Vice President of the United States.

Thayer

The Thayer School of Engineering's Board was established in 1867 by Sylvanus Thayer in his original gift to Dartmouth to help found the School that now bears his name. The Board serves a vital advisory role to the Dean, providing advice and perspective on Thayer's strategy, programs and resources.

Tuck

Tuck's Board of Advisors (formerly Board of Overseers), established in 1951, provides the Dean of the Tuck School—as well as the President of Dartmouth College, the Provost of Dartmouth College, and the Dartmouth College Board of Trustees—with advice and perspective on the strategy and operations of the Tuck School.

Tucker Center

In 2013-2014, it became clear that the Dartmouth community and Dartmouth students, in particular, would be best served by creating two new centers: one to focus on service and social entrepreneurship and the other to foster spiritual and ethical living. Thus the Dartmouth Center for Social Impact and the William Jewett Tucker Center were born. The dedicated William Jewett Tucker Center Board of Advisors continues this work.