Employer Connections Fair
September 20 & 21, Hopkins Center
12-4pm, Different Employers Each Day

Attend this year’s fair to meet…
STARTUP & TECH
NONPROFIT & EDUCATION
AND PRIVATE/PUBLIC SECTOR EMPLOYERS

Students from all schools, majors and class years are invited to explore different industries, jobs, and internships in a relaxed setting and learn where many alums are now working. This is not a resume collection event. Just bring yourself and stop in at any time between 12-4pm. Business casual attire is suggested.

100+ EMPLOYERS: Google, Wayfair, HubSpot, Amazon, Venture for America, EF Education First, Bain & Company, Fidelity Investments, Cogo Labs , & More!

Review the full fair directory here. We hope to see you there! http://www.dartmouth.edu/~csrc/docs/fair_guide.pdf

There will also be a LinkedIn Photo Booth (in the Faculty Lounge) where you can get a professional head shot for your LinkedIn page!

Brought to you by Dartmouth’s Center for Professional Development, with generous support from Fidelity Investments.

Please go to http://graduate.dartmouth.edu/support/training/ethics-training
to fill out the survey and sign-up for an ethics training sessions (except for MALS/MPH students)
Ethics Survey

All first-year graduate students must complete the Graduate Ethics Survey once they arrive on campus (and have a Dartmouth email account). You will need to read Sources: Their Use and Acknowledgment and the Honor Principle and Code of Conduct. Then please complete the survey, indicating that you have read and understand both documents.

Each student accepts Dartmouth’s Honor Principle and Code of Conduct upon registering as a graduate student. A student found in violation of either policy forfeits his/her right to continue at Dartmouth.

The survey must be completed before you may register for the following term.

To complete the Graduate Ethics Survey:

Canvas will send a message to your Dartmouth email account, inviting you to join the Grad Ethics 2016 course.
Accept the invitation by clicking on the link in the email.
Read the introduction and then click on Take the Grad Ethics Survey. You must answer “yes” to all four questions.
If you delete the message before you fill out the survey, don't worry! It will automatically be resent.

Meeting with Facilitators

Trained facilitators are available to meet with small groups of first-year students to discuss ethical dilemmas they may face.

Students must sign up for one group in Banner. Select a CRN Key Number or search by the subject UNSG 100. Before selecting a group, students may review a list of facilitators (and their assigned CRN Key Numbers) leading the discussions this term. We encourage you to join a group led by a facilitator from your department if available. Please make sure you can attend all four sessions listed with the facilitator. Those who miss a session will have to attend a make-up session or risk not receiving graduate funding.

Thayer graduate students should enroll with the Thayer School Registrar, Daryl Laware.

Postdoctoral Fellowships for Academic Diversity at the University of Pennsylvania and Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
http://www.upenn.edu/research/research_site/postdoc_diversity.html

The Postdoctoral Fellowship for Academic Diversity Program is a competitive program whose goal is to increase the diversity of the community of scholars devoted to academic research at both the University of Pennsylvania and The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP). Both organizations seek to attract promising researchers and educators from different backgrounds, races, ethnic groups, and other diverse populations whose life experience, research experience and employment background will contribute significantly to their academic missions. Fellowships are available for postdoctoral training in all areas of study at either Penn or CHOP. Successful candidates will receive mentored scholarly and research training as well as courses and workshops to enhance their research success skills and prepare them for a faculty position in a major university.


Eligibility:

• Graduate students from Penn and other institutions who have completed, or will complete their requirements for Ph.D. by the Fellowship start date
• Postdoctoral scholars from other institutions who have completed their dissertation within the last three years
• Professional applicants (M.D., D.M.D., V.M.D., J.D., etc.) within a year of completing their post-degree professional training
• Candidates must be US citizens or permanent residents.
• Postdocs, residents and fellows who currently have a position at Penn or CHOP are ineligible for this program

Awards:

Fellows receive a stipend of $50,000 a year in year 1 with $2,000 increments in years 2 and 3, as well as annual allowances for travel ($2,000) and research ($5,000), and a one-time relocation expense of up to $5,000. The University and CHOP also provide a medical, vision, dental and life insurance benefits package.

Successful candidate will receive highly mentored scholarly and research training as well as courses and workshops to enhance their research skills and prepare them for faculty positions in a major university.

Start dates will be arranged in consultation with the faculty mentor to begin as early as July 2017.