CAMPUS-EVENTS Archives

Campus Events

CAMPUS-EVENTS@LISTSERV.DARTMOUTH.EDU

Options: Use Forum View

Use Monospaced Font
Show HTML Part by Default
Show All Mail Headers

Message: [<< First] [< Prev] [Next >] [Last >>]
Topic: [<< First] [< Prev] [Next >] [Last >>]
Author: [<< First] [< Prev] [Next >] [Last >>]

Print Reply
Subject:
From:
First-Year Trips <[log in to unmask]>
Reply To:
First-Year Trips <[log in to unmask]>
Date:
Wed, 19 May 2021 18:34:08 -0400
Content-Type:
multipart/alternative
Parts/Attachments:
text/plain (3232 bytes) , text/html (8 kB)
Dear Dartmouth,

Over the past months, we have heard from many students – current,
prospective, and graduating – asking about First-Year Trips 2021. In light
of an improving public health circumstances and new college policies, we
are looking optimistically toward this fall, and beginning to plan with our
partners in New Student Orientation for First-Year Trips 2021. While we
anticipate that there will be challenges and changes, we are confident that
Trips will occur this year, and that we will be able to work together to
provide incoming students with the sort of in-person, small-group, peer-led
experiences that meet the goals of First-Year Trips.

And to that end, on behalf of the First-Year Trips Steering Committee, we
are excited to invite you to apply to volunteer with Trips 2021, as either
a Trip Leader or a Support Crew Member!

First-Year Trips volunteers work to support the transition of incoming
students to Dartmouth, creating transformative experiences, both in small
groups and across the entire class. Trips volunteers have immense
influence, both on the experiences of incoming students, but also in upper
level students and on the Dartmouth community as a whole. If you’re excited
to play a positive role, we invite you to apply for Trips 2021.

The application is open until May 28th, and can be found here
<http://doctrips.org/volunteers>. Any Dartmouth student graduating after
Fall 2021 is eligible to apply, and more information regarding timing,
position descriptions, and frequently asked questions can be found in the
application.

We invite everyone to apply, regardless of their backgrounds and
experiences, or comfort in the outdoors. Anyone who is excited to help
incoming students as they transition to Dartmouth is an excellent
candidate. The main goal of a Trip Leader isn’t to be an outdoors guide – it
is to be your most authentic self, be a supportive and empowering mentor to
incoming students, and create space for your Trip to have an impactful
experience. While many First-Year Trips take place outdoors, applications
are read anonymously during selection and are not graded or ranked based on
outdoor experience.

We are excited to work with you to create a welcoming, loving space for
incoming students this Fall and look forward to First-Year Trips 2021. Feel
free to reach out to the First-Year Trips coordinator with any questions or
concerns ([log in to unmask]).

Dartmouth Outdoor Programs and the First-Year Trips Steering Committee

P.S.,

If you’re looking for other ways to help foster a meaningful transition to
Dartmouth for incoming students besides working with Trips, keep an eye out
in the coming week for applications to serve as an Orientation Leader this
fall. Both Orientation Leaders and First-Year Trip volunteers play critical
roles in supporting the welcome and transition of the incoming class to our
community, and we encourage you to apply to both teams!
-----------------------------------------------------
*Dartmouth First-Year Trips Program*
Dartmouth College
Robinson Hall 111
Hanover, NH  03755
603.646.3996
http://outdoors.dartmouth.edu/firstyear/
<http://dartmouth.edu/~doc/firstyeartrips>


*Kellen Appleton '20 -- First Year Trips Coordinator*


ATOM RSS1 RSS2