MacArthur Foundation Managing Director Cecilia Conrad awarded honorary degree, urges master’s and doctorate graduates to “shape environments that inspire creativity.” Author LGBT activist Jennifer Finney Boylan awarded Chancellor’s Medal for her “unyielding commitment to recognizing and protecting the core truth of every individual.”
NPR Legal Affairs Correspondent Nina Totenberg, Southern Poverty Law Center founder Morris Dees, MacArthur Foundation Managing Director Cecilia Conrad to be awarded honorary degrees. Obama White House Chief Photographer and Dartmouth native Pete Souza, author and LGBT activist Jennifer Finney Boylan to receive Chancellor’s Medals.
Callie Nunez of Whitman wants to “set a standard for other colleges.”
Award-winning film Passage at St. Augustine chronicles movement that led to passage of Civil Rights Act of 1964.
Multiple events on March 1-2 designed to promote active civic engagement and open dialogue
Donovan Livingston, an award-winning educator, spoken word poet, and public speaker will discuss the idea that every child has the right to “lift off” and achieve their dreams.
Human Rights at Home Clinic will focus on gender-based violence, unmet health needs and other human rights concerns in our local communities and beyond.
Mystical Arts of Tibet celebration will also include week-long sand-painting demonstration and exhibit.
University earns national finalist designation for economic opportunity initiatives, and national distinction for general community service, education, and interfaith efforts
Appointments demonstrate ongoing investment in core mission
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