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The Dartmouth Investment and Philanthropy Program (DIPP) is a student organization
with a dual-focus on active investing and philanthropy.
Since its establishment in Spring 2007 with $300,000 of seed money donated by
alumni, DIPP has provided a platform for undergraduate students to learn about
finance through analyzing, debating, pitching and investing in stocks. DIPP also
focuses on giving back to the Dartmouth community through donating up to $5,000
of funds to student-initiated philanthropic endeavors.
This Fall, we will be recruiting new members for the 2011/2012 academic year.
All classes and investment experience are welcome. To find out how to gain membership,
please attend our info session:
Sept 29 (Thursday)
Carson 60 (first room into the Baker-Berry library from the entrance facing Frat
Row)
6:30pm
- DIPP Investment Committee
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