Visual Identity
The Dartmouth visual identity system comprises several elements that together create a look and feel that is distinctly Dartmouth. Find downloads and Dartmouth’s style guide.
Dartmouth faculty and administrators are available to comment on a variety of topics and current events. For additional help, contact Diana Lawrence in Media Relations at 603-646-8222 or [email protected].
Jesse Casana: archaeology of the Middle East, cultural sites in Syria
Sienna Radha Craig: medical and cultural anthropology, South and East Asia (Nepal, greater Himalaya, Tibetan areas of China)
Jeremy DeSilva: human evolution, Australopithecus, bipedalism, primate locomotion, foot functional anatomy, birth evolution
Nathaniel J. Dominy: human and nonhuman primate foraging ecology, sensory ecology and evolution, tropical plant-animal interactions
Deborah L. Nichols: archaeology of agriculture in pre-Hispanic Americas, formation of states and cities in Mexico and Central America, Mesoamerica, U.S. southwest
Mary Coffey: U.S. and Latin American art and culture, Mexican muralism
Dennis Charles Washburn: Japanese literature, culture and film; Japanese translation
Matt Ayres: population insect ecology, especially mountain pine beetles
Celia Chen: ecology and evolutionary biology, especially mercury and other metal contaminants in aquatic food webs
Kathy Cottingham: ecology, and public and environmental health, such as the dynamics of lake plankton and arsenic
Mary Lou Guerinot: molecular and cellular biology, especially metal uptake in crop plants
Ivan Aprahamian: molecular switches and machines, fluorophores, sensors
Paul Christesen: Ancient Sparta, Greek athletics, Greek history and historiography, history of the Olympics
Andrew Campbell: ubiquitous computing, including using smartphones to improve people’s physical, emotional and mental health
Hany Farid: digital forensics, image analysis, computer vision and human perception
Mary Flanagan: digital humanities, games and psychology, human values in design
Meredith Kelly: climate change, glacial geologic studies, geomorphology
Erich Osterberg: paleoclimatology, climate change, atmospheric chemistry, snow and ice chemistry
Patricia Anderson: childhood obesity and economics, unemployment insurance, food insecurity
William Fischel: U.S. zoning, suburban densities, land use controls, economics of American public school districts
Douglas Irwin: U.S. trade policy, the WTO, the Great Depression
Andrew Levin: The Federal Reserve, the International Monetary Fund, monetary policy
Bruce Sacerdote: child and youth outcomes, peer effects, determinants of college-going
Andrew Samwick: retirement and Social Security
Douglas O. Staiger: economics of education, health economics, labor economics
Charles Wheelan: public policy, accessible economics, accessible statistics
Jonathan Zinman: household finance, consumer choice, behavioral economics and psychology
Eric Zitzewitz: financial markets, investments, elections, forecasting
Brenden Epps: Fluid mechanics as related to marine propulsion, wind energy, and hydrokinetic energy; hydrokinetic turbine systems
Amro M. Farid: intelligent energy system, smart power grids, integrating renewable energy into the electric grid
Weiyang (Fiona) Li: energy materials; energy storage and conversion devices; batteries, fuel cells, and clean/renewable energy; electric car batteries
Lee Rybeck Lynd: use of nonedible plants to produce energy, microbial cellulose utilization
Geoff Parker: energy economics, policy, strategy, innovation, market structure & performanc
Jason T. Stauth: power electronics that interface between solar panels, the grid, and devices that use energy; power electronics and electromechanical energy conversion
Charles R. Sullivan: power electronics that interface between solar panels, the grid, and devices that use energy; energy efficiency and renewable energy
Brett Gamboa: Shakespeare, Renaissance literature, dramatic literature, theory and performance, theater directing
Donald E. Pease: Theodor Seuss Geisel (“Dr Seuss”), 19th century American literature, literary theory, American cultural studies
Andrew Friedland: forest biogeochemistry, soil science, ecosystem science, energy and the environment
Anne Kapuscinski: sustainability science, sustainable aquaculture, integrated food-energy systems, fish genetic conservation, environmental policy
Ross Virginia: ecosystem ecology, soil biogeochemical cycling, climate change in polar systems, Arctic policy, environmental law
Jodie Mack: animation, animation history, avant-garde cinema
Mary R. Desjardins: film, television and radio history; print culture and the media; feminist theory and feminist filmmaking; gender and the media
Jeffrey Ruoff: documentary videomaking, documentary ethnographic film history, film festivals
Mark J. Williams: history and theory of film television, romantic comedy, the western, U.S. television history, moving image archives
Paul David Young: American naturalist film and early cinema, intermedia relationship between cinema, video and comics; Frank Miller; Alfred Hitchcock films
Faith E. Beasley: 17th and 18th century French literature and culture, women writers of the early modern period
Nancy Canepa: early modern Italian literature and culture, fairy tales
Lawrence D. Kritzman: French intellectual and cultural history
Jonathan Chipman: geographic information systems (GIS), applied spatial analysis, cartography and geovisualization
Susanne Freidberg: cultural geographies of food, corporate food supply chains
Francis Magilligan: global water resources, human impacts on watersheds, flood hydrology
Jonathan Winter: climate variability and change, climate impacts on water resources and agriculture, global climate model projections, hydroclimate
Richard Wright: immigration, migration, racialization, mixed-race studies
Joseph Bafumi: Polling numbers, public opinion, and America’s polarization
Stephen Brooks: international relations theory, international security, U.S. foreign policy, unipolarity and U.S. security
John Michael Carey: constitutions, elections, legislatures, Latin American politics, new democracies
Linda Fowler: N.H. presidential primary, female candidates, Congress, interest groups, campaign ethics
Dean Lacy: electoral institutions and behavior, public opinion, political parties, Congress and the presidency, democratic theory, game theory and methodology
Jennifer Lind: Japan, U.S.-Korea relations and East Asian affairs
Russell Muirhead: political parties and ideology, democracy and politics
Brendan Nyhan: political scandal, political misperceptions, myths about flu vaccines
Benjamin A. Valentino: political violence, genocide, foreign policy
William C. Wohlforth: international relations theory, international security, U.S. foreign policy, unipolarity and U.S. security, Cold War and its end
Robert Bonner: American civil war, history of Emancipation
Leslie Butler: 19th century American history, American thought and culture, Victorian America
Cecilia Gaposchkin: medieval cultural history, French history, saints and sanctity, history of liberal arts
Stefan J. Link: economic history, historical political economy, intellectual history of capitalism, history of Fordism
Darrin McMahon: French Revolution, European Enlightenment, intellectual and cultural history, history of genius, history of happiness
Edward Miller: The U.S. and the world, modern Vietnamese history, the Vietnam War
Annelise Orleck: ethnicity and immigration in American history, women in politics, history of women’s rights, workplace equality
Lisa Baldez: comparative politics, Latin American politics, women and gender in the U.S. and Latin America, human rights treaties
Peter DeShazo: U.S. foreign policy in Latin America; Latin American history, government and security
Dan Rockmore: complex systems, network analysis, machine learning, cultural evolution
Michael Casey: sound and music computing; music perception, cognition, and neuroscience, machine learning for audio and music
Steve Swayne: art music from 1700 to the present day, opera, American musical theater
Spencer Topel: music composition, sound and installation art
N. Bruce Duthu: American Indians and the law, tribal sovereignty and political relations
Susan Brison: philosophy of law, feminist ethics, gender-based violence
Marcelo Gleiser: theoretical physics, especially cosmology, high-energy physics, complexity theory, astrobiology
Robyn Millan: space physics, X-rays produced in association with lightning, Earth’s radiation belts
Dave Bucci: neural mechanisms of learning, memory and attention
Brad Duchaine: social perception, face perception/prosopagnosia, neuropsychology, cognitive genetics
Jay Hull: psychology, social psychology, self-awareness, depression, behavioral deviance
Kyle Smith: neuroscience, learning and memory, reward and motivation, emotion, addiction, habits
Thalia Wheatley: social psychology, especially human social intelligence
Susan Ackerman: religion of ancient Israel, religion of Israel’s neighbors (Mesopotamia, Egypt and Canaan)
Randall Balmer: American religious history, evangelicalism in the U.S.
Susanna Heschel: Judaism, Nazi Germany, Jewish feminism, Abraham Geiger, Jewish views of Islam
John L. Campbell: economic, political and comparative sociology; comparative political economy, 2008 financial crisis
Marc Dixon: sociology of work and labor, collective behavior and social movements, political sociology
Jason Houle: sociology of mental health, student loan debt, household debt, foreclosure crisis
Janice McCabe: gender, education, childhood and adolescence, friendships, race and ethnic inequality, sexuality
Emily Walton: race and place; residential experiences and health among multiple racial and ethnic groups, segregation, ethnic neighborhoods
Daniel Benjamin (former counterterrorism coordinator at U.S. State Department): terrorism, U.S. foreign policy, international affairs