Advocating for Dartmouth

Dartmouth educates the most promising students and prepares them for a lifetime of learning and of responsible leadership through a faculty dedicated to teaching and the creation of knowledge. Its success depends on staying true to and advocating for its core values.

This page provides a high-level overview of Dartmouth's efforts to advocate for these values with the federal government during 2025. Dartmouth faculty, staff, or students who need detailed information or access to resources should visit the following websites instead: Office of Visa and Immigration Services (for our international community) and Office of Sponsored Projects for federally-funded research). We encourage Dartmouth alumni who want to join our advocacy efforts to reach out to presidentsdesk@dartmouth.edu for more information and share relevant content from our social channels with your communities.


 

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February

February 01, 2025

President Sian Beilock continued biweekly discussions with the Ivy+ group and participated in several AAU convened calls for university leaders.

January 30

January 30, 2025

Office of Visa and Immigration Services Director Susan Ellison sent an update to international students, faculty, and staff about the executive orders related to immigration.

January 29

January 29, 2025

Office of Sponsored Projects Director Jill Mortali shared information with faculty about the potential impact of executive orders on research.

January 28

January 28, 2025

President Sian Beilock and Provost David Kotz ’86 sent a message to faculty about the potential impact of executive orders on research.

January 16

January 16, 2025

President Sian Beilock met with then-Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo to discuss strategies for expanding the STEM workforce. Additionally, the President met with Dartmouth alumni, including Sen. John Hoeven ‘79 (R-ND) and Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand ‘88 (D-NY), as well as Sen. Maggie Hassan (D-NH), to present new initiatives in rural population research, energy innovation, financial aid programs, and Dartmouth’s legislative priorities for the new Congressional session.