November 20, 2009 issue
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Strategic planning process
At the fall Board of Trustees meeting, President Kim said that Dartmouth, like many of its peers, faces significant financial challenges. His guiding principles will be to preserve and enhance the "Dartmouth experience" as well as the College's commitment to leadership in higher education.
Read about the Board's November meeting. President Kim's presentation on "Dartmouth's Financials" will be
webcast live from 12-1:30 p.m. ET on Tuesday, December 1. Acting Provost Carol Folt and Senior Vice President Steven Kadish will help lead the strategic-planning process. Learn more at the
Budget Communications website.
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This Sunday, a 60 Minutes story on end-of-life health care features interviews with two Dartmouth Medical School professors
In the lead segment scheduled to air November 22 at 7 p.m. ET/PT, CBS's Steve Kroft talks with Dartmouth's
Ira Byock and Elliott Fisher about the care patients receive during the last two months of life. Learn more about the upcoming show,
The Cost of Dying.
Byock is director of the
Palliative Care Program at
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center. Fisher is director of
Population Health and Policy at The Dartmouth
Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice (TDI).
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Seventeen new faculty on why they chose Dartmouth
"The College's commitment to engage students globally through foreign study and other international programs attracted me," says Antonio Tillis, associate professor of African and African American studies.
Learn about
the new members of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences.
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Rugby outscores Ivy opponents 489-38, takes Ivy League championship
After winning their third Ivy championship in a row, the Dartmouth men's rugby football club defeated Boston College 50-8 before falling to Syracuse 6-5 in the Northeast playoffs.
Read senior Tay Stevenson's account of the win over Yale in the rainy championship game.
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