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The Student Initiative on Global Engagement (SIGE) invites you to join us for a
dinner discussion:
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Examining Intention: My Motivations to Serve
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Monday, January 30
6 pm, Cutter Shabazz
DINNER from Jewel of India
Do we have a moral obligation to serve underresourced communities, or is
working for our individual happiness an alternative that ultimately allows us to
achieve the same goals?
Given the severity of structural inequalities in communities globally, what keeps
you motivated to serve?
Are there misguided motivations to serve, or is the act of serving always good
enough, regardless of motivation?
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Join us and share your perspectives with the Dartmouth community.
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The Student Initiative on Global Engagement (SIGE) is supported by the Office of
the President through the Milton Sims Kramer '54 Memorial Prize, the Tucker
Foundation, and the Dickey Center. SIGE seeks to bring together students
passionate about challenging global socioeconomic inequality in order to
improve the ethics and efficacy of student service, research, internships, and
study in under-served communities globally. The Initiative hosts focused
discussions, provides peer-to-peer advising, and produces free resources on
global engagement.
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