Congratulations on your admission to Dartmouth! In the coming weeks, you'll hear from many folks across our campus. As Interim Dean of the School of Arts and Sciences, my entire focus is on the undergraduate experience here at Dartmouth, both inside and outside of the classroom. Just last month, I attended a poster symposium for the Dartmouth Center for Social Impact, where 41 students across all class years and majors were showcasing their experiences in the ImpACT Winterim Leadership Intensive, with project topics ranging from community health and well-being to conservation efforts to access for differently-abled individuals. Here, we empower you to engage in critical inquiry across disciplines, crafting your own uniquely Dartmouth experience—I can't wait to see what yours looks like!
Wishing you a smooth, successful finish to your senior year, and looking forward to meeting you, along with the rest of the Class of 2030, on campus this fall.
Nina Pavcnik
Interim Dean, School of Arts and Sciences
My name is Jennifer Rosales, and I serve as the Senior Vice President for Community and Campus Life and Chief Student Affairs Officer at Dartmouth. I am so excited to be among the first to welcome you to Dartmouth, a place of intellectual curiosity, close-knit community, and endless opportunities to learn and explore. From snowball fights on the Green to kayaking on the Connecticut River to having a warm home-cooked lodge dinner at Moosilauke Ravine Lodge, these are just a few of the moments waiting for you. Our team in Community and Campus Life is here to support you and ensure you have everything you need to thrive, both in and out of the classroom.
Enjoy the rest of your senior year—we look forward to getting to know you and all you will bring to the Dartmouth community!
Best,
JenniferJennifer Rosales
Senior Vice President for Community and Campus Life
Chief Student Affairs Officer
On behalf of the Undergraduate Deans Office in the Division of Undergraduate Education, we are thrilled to add to the chorus of staff, faculty, students, and alumni welcoming you to the Dartmouth community! Your undergraduate dean will be a resource for you throughout your undergraduate years - no question or concern is too big or too small! We are here to help you navigate your transition to Dartmouth—in the classroom, your residence hall, and beyond. Your Dartmouth journey will be full of opportunities, new ideas, fascinating people, and likely some challenges. You will find that there are many resources available to support you through it all!
We look forward to meeting you in a few short months.
Best, Mary and Natalie
Mary Nyhan
Director, Undergraduate Deans OfficeNatalie Hoyt
Director, First-Year Initiatives
Welcome to Dartmouth! We're so thrilled you're joining us.
You matter to us—your voice, your experiences, and your dreams are an essential part of our community. At the Student Wellness Center, our mission is simple: to empower you to thrive.
Your journey at Dartmouth will be full of opportunities for reflection, connection, intention, and action—the building blocks of a life that feels meaningful and whole. We're here to walk alongside you as you pause to check in with yourself, form commitments to the person you want to be, and take steps toward the life you most want to live. You belong here. You can succeed here. And you have something unique and vital to contribute. Know that we're committed to helping you not just do well, but be well—in every part of your life. We can't wait to meet you, support you, and celebrate the incredible person you are becoming!
The Student Wellness Center Team
We're so excited to welcome you to Hanover in a few months! As Executive Director of Dartmouth Dialogues, I know that you are joining a community deeply committed to constructive dialogue and respectful disagreement. You will bring your curiosity, compassion, and dreams to a place where they will be supported and nurtured, and we will benefit from your experiences and wisdom as well! We can't wait to meet you and welcome you to the conversation.
Best,
Kristi Clemens
Executive Director of Dartmouth Dialogues
Welcome!
My name is Joe Catrino, and I'm the Executive Director of the Center for Career Design. Dartmouth is a place to learn, explore, prototype, and figure out who you are, and that's exactly what our office is here to help you do. You'll find a home in our six Career Communities—a place to connect with fellow students, alumni, and employers. And our Career and Life Design Coaches, who are excited to start working with you come September, look forward to helping you search for opportunities inside and outside of the classroom to further refine your path.
For now, enjoy the remainder of your senior year and summer. We can't wait to meet you in the fall!
Joe Catrino
Executive Director of the Center for Career Design
Congratulations, Class of 2030!
All of us at the Dartmouth Center for Social Impact (DCSI) are so excited to welcome you to Dartmouth. At DCSI, our mission is to educate students to become transformative leaders committed to the common good. We offer a wide range of opportunities to help you get out into the local and global community, explore your passions, and make a meaningful impact.
We can't wait for you to join our community of changemakers and are here to support you throughout your next four years.
Tracy Dustin-Eichler '79a, Director, Dartmouth Center for Social Impact
Chloe Jung '23, Program Coordinator, Dartmouth Center for Social Impact
Dear '30's,
We are excited to be among the first to welcome you to the Woods! Your college years are some of the best in your life, and there is no better place for your coming-of-age than Dartmouth. You are not only joining a premier institution where you'll grow intellectually, but also a community that supports you as you grow as a person here. Enjoy the rest of your senior year, and we'll be waiting for you here in the fall!
Sincerely,
Sabik Jawad '26, Student Government President
Favion Harvard '26, Student Government Vice President
Congratulations! Welcome to Dartmouth's Class of 2030. The team at the Hood Museum of Art can't wait to meet you.
The Hood Museum is free and open to all. Our collection of 72,000+ objects, representing diverse artistic traditions on a global scale, will be at your fingertips. As a student, there are many ways to experience the Hood: engage with art through innovative programming and student-developed events, see works from the collection up close in our Bernstein Center for Object Study, or flex your creativity with artmaking activities each term. You can even live with museum-quality artworks through the Student Art Lending at Dartmouth (SALAD) program.
Whether you talk with professors, explore the galleries between classes, join the Museum Club, or spend time with new friends, we hope you come visit us often and get inspired by the art on view!
Jenna Marie Blair
Campus Engagement Manager
Hello and welcome to Dartmouth!
One of the things that makes Dartmouth special is how central the arts are to life on campus—and how open they are to everyone. At the Hopkins Center for the Arts, you don't need to be a major or minor to participate in our ensembles, maker spaces, performances, films, or creative communities. Whether you've been making art for years, are eager to keep it a meaningful part of your life, or are simply curious to try something new, you'll find a place here.
What Dartmouth does especially well is offer these opportunities for all students with an exceptionally high level of artistic excellence and support. You might find yourself touring internationally with an ensemble, spending an evening with the Dartmouth Film Society, stepping into a maker space with nothing but an idea—gaining hands-on experience through fellowships, internships, or student employment in the arts. Or you might simply take a seat for a great film or an unforgettable performance by a world-class, headlining artist, made accessible at special student pricing.
We can't wait to welcome you to the Hop.
Warmly,
Joshua Price Kol '93
Managing Director/Executive Producer
Hopkins Center for the Arts
BA, Theater Major modified with Art History
Dear '30s,
Congratulations! As the Class of '26 senior class president and vice president, we're excited to welcome you to a community full of opportunity, growth, and lifelong friendships.
JJ: Dartmouth has taken me whitewater kayaking in Ecuador, to oral arguments at the U.S. Supreme Court, across the country for Club Tennis nationals, into research on pretrial diversion programs, to work in the U.S. Senate, to study abroad in London, and introduced me to unforgettable campus traditions.
Brooke: Dartmouth has allowed me to continue my passion for dance with the Dance Team, learn to ski at the Skiway, and explore my interest in law through courses ranging from Environmental Law to Native American Literature and the Law.
When you arrive here in the fall, remember to try new things, embrace Dartmouth's close-knit campus, and make memories you'll carry forever!
Best,
JJ Dega '26, Senior Class President
Brooke Kries '26, Senior Class Vice President
