Dartmouth Center for Social Impact

With this latest episode release (Responding to Health Emergencies with John Lawrence '76 MED '80) of our podcast, were wrapping up season one of "All the Difference" ?? ??. Thank you to all of our incredible alumni guests who made this possible - Rose M. Mutiso, Ph.D. '08, Warren Valdmanis '95, Oliver Edelson '18, Sue AnderBois '05, Alexandra Bernadotte '92, Marc Sépama '17, Sean Garren '07, and John Lawrence '76 MED '80. Special thanks to our producer, the unflappable Charlotte Albright, as well. Catch all the episodes - on Apple - https://lnkd.in/e-NpwjDg on Spotify - https://lnkd.in/efZNhtQV Recommend a guest - https://lnkd.in/ewRTvPmn Stay tuned for more stories of impact!

Another year, another incredible "Breaking the Mold: Careers for the Common Good" conference at Dartmouth College. This conference, which brings together alumni changemakers across the social sector, is an opportunity for the entire Dartmouth community to be inspired and re-energized by the work being done to build healthier, more equitable communities where everyone can thrive. One key learning from the evening? We all need to show up to make that vision of a better world a reality. As our director, Tracy Dustin-Eichler, put it - "We will show up for each other in solidarity and support, because the hopes and dreams we have for our community and our world are too important for us not to." Immense gratitude for our guests that showed up to inspire the next generation - Dr. David Woody III '77, Jan Malcolm '77, John Brett '00, Corey Fleming Hirokawa '95, John Smith '09 (Vermont Legal Aid, Inc.), Sam Abel-Palmer '79, Angela C. McConney, Esq. (she/her) '90, Ann Sharfstein '99, Daniel Lucey '77, Eleanor Wilson '20, Jess Blanch, AIA '05, Julie Davis '91 (Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center and Clinics), Laura Gillespie '86, Matt Wilson '83, and Tommy Clark '92. And for our amazing student moderators - Harsh Patel '25, Emilie Hong '25, and Sarah Williams '25. If you're a Dartmouth student or alum interest or engaged in social impact, connect with us to plug into this amazing Dartmouth social impact community. For those that missed the conference, we highly recommend you check out DCSI's podcast "All the Difference", which tells the stories of alumni changemakers. Link to the latest episode - https://lnkd.in/eFSM2Nu7 https://lnkd.in/enFyf5XF

We're very excited to kick off season two of the All the Difference podcast in conversation with Zak Kaufman '08, founder and CEO of Vera Solutions. After working in monitoring and evaluation for an NGO in South Africa, Zak noticed a major opportunity to be part of the social sector's technological transformation, leading him to found Vera - a social enterprise helping organizations amplify their impact through cloud and mobile technology. In this episode, Zak walks us through his path to becoming a founder, and the opportunities he sees for how we can leverage tech for good. https://lnkd.in/eWKCc8YU

We are hiring for an exciting role at the Center for Social Impact - come join our team as the Program Manager of Social Sector Leadership! In this role you'd be managing programs designed to empower Dartmouth students in becoming the leaders and changemakers our society needs. Read more about the role in the link below! https://lnkd.in/dExkGmZ3

Our team at the Center for Social Impact is growing! We are looking to hire an Operations Coordinator to coordinate events, manage our fleet of vehicles, and provide general program logistics support. This opportunity would be a great fit for a recent graduate or young professional looking to gain operational and event management experience while being exposed to a wide variety of social impact work in our home community of the Upper Valley and across the country. A more detailed job description which includes salary information can be found in the link below. Come support our mission of preparing Dartmouth students to become transformative leaders for the common good! https://lnkd.in/ernXwCTW

There's nothing we love more than being able to highlight Dartmouth alumni leveraging their careers for social good. Even better than that is seeing them get together to talk social impact and network with other Dartmouth changemakers. Shoutout to the NYC chapter of our Bridges to Impact program, which put on a social impact career panel with Dan Garodnick '94, Caela Murphy '15, and Alberto Robaina '86, moderated and hosted by Josie Sandler '91. Big thank you to Josie and our panelists (who all received a copy of President Sian Leah Beilock's book "Choke). For any current Dartmouth seniors headed to NYC, DC, or Boston after graduation - Applications for the Bridges to Impact program are now open (link in comments for more info). #dartmouth #socialimpactcareers

For anyone interested in global health and international development, catch our latest episode of All the Difference which features Marc Sépama '17! It's a wonderful conversation which touches on Marc's time at Dartmouth where he was a Kings Scholar, and his current role at the Emerson Collective, a philonthropic and venture capital funder of social impact initiatives. Listen to the episode -> https://lnkd.in/ePXdWyNJ Read more about Marc -> https://lnkd.in/erSAih5b If you're a current student check out The John Sloan Dickey Center for International Understanding at Dartmouth for programming related to global health and development. #dartmouth #globalhealth #socialimpactjobs

We’re #hiring. Join the Dartmouth Center for Social Impact in educating the new generation of changemakers as our next Associate Director!

Listen to our latest podcast episode! In this episode, we interview?Sue AnderBois '05! Sue has built a career centered on climate change policy, clean energy expansion, and supporting local food systems.?Listen on Spotify:?https://lnkd.in/emK5_Q9m or wherever you get your podcasts!! #dartmouth?#socialimpactjobs?#conservation

Any young alumni looking to return to the beautiful Upper Valley and help drive rural economic development? This might be the opportunity for you!