Polar Studies Librarians
Dartmouth College
25 N Main ST
Hanover, NH 03755
Introduction to Polar Studies at Dartmouth
Why Polar Studies at Dartmouth?
The Institute of Arctic Studies (IAS) at the Dickey Center is Dartmouth's crossroads for multidisciplinary Arctic scholarship and global policy dialogs that center inclusion, justice, equity, and Indigenous Knowledge in solutions to Arctic and global challenges.
Since its founding in 1989, the Institute of Arctic Studies has prioritized an holistic approach to scholarship and policy, recognizing the connected environmental, cultural, and political dimensions of the North and the immediate impacts of rapid climate change. IAS offers undergraduate and graduate students guidance on a diversity of educational and research opportunities as well as access to policy seminars and public events.
[Source: IAS, 03/29/2022]
Library Collections for Polar Studies
Library research collections at Dartmouth College range from the latest scientific journal articles to the historical photographs, diaries, and manuscripts that are part of the Stefansson Special Collection on Polar Exploration. Library research resources include the tools listed in this guide under "Finding articles and journals", the Catalog and the Finding Aids for the Stefansson collection.
College Links
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Institute of Arctic Studies (Dickey Center)Located within the Dickey Center for International Understanding, the Institute acts to facilitate student and faculty research, and also sponsors seminars and public events to highlight the importance of polar regions in world affairs and the functioning of global ecosystems.
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Sloan Dickey Center for International UnderstandingThe Dickey Center for International Understanding unites the diverse strengths of Dartmouth College—students, faculty, undergraduate and graduate schools—in addressing the world's challenges. We broaden the scope of learning through advanced study, interdisciplinary collaboration, research innovation, and respect for a diversity of viewpoints. ...
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Website for Ross VirginiaHe is an ecosystem ecologist at Dartmouth College interested in human influence on biogeochemical cycles in terrestrial systems. His emphasis is on understanding how climate change alters plant-soil interactions and the ecology, biodiversity and functioning of soils. ...
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Environmental Studies DepartmentSee what the department focuses on, the research those in the department are doing and how they want students to participate in those scholarly endeavors and conversations.
