The Dartmouth Explorers Symposium was a weekend of multiple events, including a tour of the Ledyard archives in Rauner, a screening of a new conservation-oriented film, a tour of the Olympic Shed boats, and of course, the symposium itself. The symposium explored themes of adventure and leadership through tales of expeditions across decades and addressed the topic of conservation, focusing particularly on the role of hydropower.

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"This summer, I interned at the U.S. Department of State Office of West African Affairs. The U.S. Department of State advances U.S. foreign policy priorities and represents the interests of the American people by working to shape a more peaceful, stable, and democratic world."...

The Rockefeller Center Board of Visitors (BoV) convened in May for their two-day biannual meeting. The BoV is comprised of Dartmouth College alumni who serve as advisors to the Director of the Center.

The Dartmouth Aerospace Engineering Club helped organize the First Annual Ivy Space Conference. The conference provided a day of guest speakers, each of whom were industry leaders in some sector of the aerospace industry.