"These small grants can become the seed for initiating larger projects and being able to establish their feasibility." -Professor Nichols, Department of Anthropology
Faculty Resources Available
The most important social science and public policy issues span several traditional academic disciplines. To support this multi-disciplinary approach, the Center has an array of programs to enhance your experience as a scholar and teacher at Dartmouth.
For more information, contact Jane DaSilva, program coordinator, at (603) 646-2229.
Classroom enhancement grants
Faculty in the social sciences may apply for grants throughout the academic year for research-related activities or invited guests that support efforts to enrich the teaching experience.
Faculty workshops
Rockefeller Center-sponsored workshops encourage faculty members to engage in research-based policy discussions.
Classroom Visitors and Public Speakers
The Rockefeller Center co-sponsors public programs with Social Science Departments throughout the academic year. These public programs may feature a classroom visitor who will also deliver a public lecture and participate in student and faculty engagements.
Faculty Manuscript Reviews
The manuscript review process offers faculty and staff in the social sciences the opportunity for an interdisciplinary peer review of their manuscript during the pre-publication stage.
