Applications are now being accepted for the 2016 Kramer Prize!





The Office of the President and Palaeopitus Senior Society invite you to apply for the Kramer Prize, endowed by members of the Class of 1954 in honor of Milton Sims Kramer '54. The Kramer Prize is awarded annually as a grant for students to engage in a research, service, or programming project that benefits the Dartmouth community. This year, the Office of the President is looking for proposals for innovative projects that promote "Dartmouth fellowship" in the following areas:



Global & Local Impact

Projects that tackle the greater issues of our time in the Upper Valley community and the world beyond



Community of Care

Projects that build upon Dartmouth's network of support and contribute to a safe and inclusive campus



Experiential Learning

Projects that enable students to engage with their subjects in a hands-on, practical environment



Multidisciplinary Creativity

Projects that break the mold and model to combine subjects or ideas that promote "Dartmouth fellowship"



All current undergraduate students are invited to submit a proposal, individually or in groups. The application is attached and is due Wednesday, January 6th 2016. Applications should be submitted via email to this account.





Palaeopitus Senior Society will review the applications and make a recommendation to President Hanlon. The winner will receive a grant of up to $3,000 to engage in their project during the winter and spring of 2016.



For more information about the Kramer Prize, including previous projects and application materials, please visit: http://www.dartmouth.edu/~president/programming/kramerprize.html




Questions? Just blitz back!



Felipe Jaramillo

President's Intern

Class of 2016