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Faculty Discuss Ginsburg's Life and Legacy, and the Battle Ahead

September 23, 2020

Dartmouth scholars discuss Ruth Bader Ginsburg's enduring impact on law and culture.
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Prof. Nachlis Quoted in a Vox Story About Political Pressures on the Process of Developing a COVID-19 Vaccine

September 10, 2020

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Government Professor Wins a Seat in the N.H. House

September 9, 2020

Russell Muirhead is elected to Hanover/Lyme delegation in an unprecedented pandemic vote.
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Cultivating a 'Practice of Disagreement'

September 9, 2020

Professor Sonu Bedi leads the Class of 2024's Shared Academic Experience.
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Prof. Mastanduno Hosts 'The Ballot', a Dartmouth Podcast

September 3, 2020

Listen to a brand-new podcast series from Dartmouth Alumni Relations exploring the November election with Dartmouth faculty experts and dynamic alumni special guests. New episodes will be released regularly as we count down to November 3, 2020.
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  Artificial Intelligence: Detecting Intention and Deception
  
  Zoom Virtual Event
  
  Join us for a virtual journey lead by Thayer Professor of Engineering Eugene Santos, exploring artificial intelligence and its intricacies. Learn more: https://dartgo.org/ai-santos
- Oct 06
  
  Adam Smith and the Invisible Hand: David Schmidtz (Phil., Arizona) Oct 6 at 4:30
  
  Zoom
  
  How far did Adam Smith intend the metaphor of the "invisible hand" to go in justifying a laissez-faire economy? David Schmidtz (Kendrick Prof of Philosophy at Arizona) discusses.
- Oct 07
  
  "After George Floyd: Policing, Racism, and Criminal Justice Reform"
  
  Virtual Event
  
  A panel discussion with policy experts Frank Baumgartner, Andra Gillespie, and Phillip Atiba Goff. Hosted by Jason Barabas; moderated by Herschel Nachlis.
- Oct 13
  
  DEC Energy Seminar: Why We Need Antiracist, Feminist Climate & Energy Leaders
  
  Online
  
  PLEASE NOTE EARLIER START TIME! Northeastern University Professor Jennie Stephens discusses the need for diversity in climate and energy leadership.
- Oct 13
  
  Breaking the Mold: A Conversation with Robert Reich '68
  
  Online
  
  Join us for a conversation with Robert Reich '68, best selling author, former Secretary of Labor, and prof. of Public Policy at UC Berkeley
- Oct 14
  
  A Talk by Keith Boykin '87
  
  Virtual Event
  
  Keith Boykin '87 delivers the Orvil E. Dryfoos '34 Lecture. Hosted by Jason Barabas, Director of the Rockefeller Center.
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Faculty Discuss Ginsburg's Life and Legacy, and the Battle Ahead

Prof. Nachlis Quoted in a Vox Story About Political Pressures on the Process of Developing a COVID-19 Vaccine

Government Professor Wins a Seat in the N.H. House

Cultivating a 'Practice of Disagreement'

Prof. Mastanduno Hosts 'The Ballot', a Dartmouth Podcast

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Events

Artificial Intelligence: Detecting Intention and Deception

Zoom Virtual Event

Join us for a virtual journey lead by Thayer Professor of Engineering Eugene Santos, exploring artificial intelligence and its intricacies. Learn more: https://dartgo.org/ai-santos

Adam Smith and the Invisible Hand: David Schmidtz (Phil., Arizona) Oct 6 at 4:30

Zoom

How far did Adam Smith intend the metaphor of the "invisible hand" to go in justifying a laissez-faire economy? David Schmidtz (Kendrick Prof of Philosophy at Arizona) discusses.

"After George Floyd: Policing, Racism, and Criminal Justice Reform"

Virtual Event

A panel discussion with policy experts Frank Baumgartner, Andra Gillespie, and Phillip Atiba Goff. Hosted by Jason Barabas; moderated by Herschel Nachlis.

DEC Energy Seminar: Why We Need Antiracist, Feminist Climate & Energy Leaders

Online

PLEASE NOTE EARLIER START TIME! Northeastern University Professor Jennie Stephens discusses the need for diversity in climate and energy leadership.

Breaking the Mold: A Conversation with Robert Reich '68

Online

Join us for a conversation with Robert Reich '68, best selling author, former Secretary of Labor, and prof. of Public Policy at UC Berkeley

A Talk by Keith Boykin '87

Virtual Event

Keith Boykin '87 delivers the Orvil E. Dryfoos '34 Lecture. Hosted by Jason Barabas, Director of the Rockefeller Center.