Last year, Garrett Muscatel '20 - and Economics Major and Government Minor - became a N.H. representative for Hanover. Juggling classes and public service, Muscatel aims to represent students.Read more.
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This month and next, Dartmouth will host six public lectures to draw attention to the ways black women and girls are disproportionately subjected to violence in American society—and often ignored by social justice movements. Organizers of the series are, left, Susan Brison, the Eunice and Julian Cohen Professor for the Study of Ethics and Human Values and professor of philosophy, and Shatema Threadcraft, an associate professor of government. (Photos by Rob Strong ’04)
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Students in their fifth term of residence or later are encouraged to declare a major as soon as possible. Declaring a Government Major? Read the instructions on our webpage. If you have questions about the Government Major email government.department@dartmouth.edu or stop by the front office.
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The Dartmouth Department of Government is proud to announce that Katherine Clayton ’18 was awarded the Jonathan B. Rintels Prize for the best honors thesis in the Social Sciences for the Class of 2018 for her thesis titled, "The Moderating Influence of Social Contact on Perceptions of Immigrants in France.”
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Congratulations to Government students recognized as valedictorian and salutatorian 2019. Valedictorian Sonia Qin '19 - Government and Economics double major; French minor Salutatorian Samantha Stern '19 - Government major; Spanish minor Read more
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