Join DCAL for an informal discussion about the transitions for teaching that you foresee this summer and the approaches we recommend for as smooth a term as possible.

Spring term ends

Professor Edward Balleisen, Vice Provost for Interdisciplinary Studies at Duke University, will discuss interdisciplinary studies and the changing landscape of higher education.

Join us for an interactive workshop with Tania Anaissie to explore concepts of harmful and Liberatory Design and engage in an activity to define your own design politics.

Join us for a dialogue with the Student Mental Health Union about Dartmouth student experiences.

Join us for a closer look at teaching during the pandemic as we delve into the themes and insights that have emerged from initial discussions.

In this interactive talk-shop, Dr. Lesley-Ann Noel will share her work in decolonial, liberatory, anti-oppressive, and anti-hegemonic design education, research, and practice.

A three-part remote performance project exploring how music, theater, and movement can be tools for radicalizing the imagination and freeing the creative spirit within.

A three-part remote performance project exploring how music, theater, and movement can be tools for radicalizing the imagination and freeing the creative spirit within.

Join us for a dialogue with student military veterans about their experiences at Dartmouth.