Who Was the Real Lorax?
MALS Chair, Professor Don Pease mentioned in a recent New York Times article on Professor Dominy's new essay exploring the possible real-life examples for the Lorax character and Truffula trees.
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MALS Student Published in Valley News
MALS Student, Eileen O'Toole published in the Valley News. Read here.
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From the Liberal Arts to International Diplomacy
Carlos Tigreros, MALS '18, recently completed an internship with the U.S. State Department in Guatemala. Read about his experience here.
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MALS Professor, Chris Wren's New Book Featured
MALS Professor, Chris Wren has published a new book exploring the life of Ethan Allen and the Green Mountain Boys. Those Turbulent Sons of Freedom has been featured in both the Valley News and on
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Dean Finds ‘Class Is the Last Barrier’ at Elite Colleges
Kerry H. Landers, an assistant dean of graduate student affairs, and MALS faculty member, at Dartmouth College, has written a book about the challenges facing low-income and first-generation students Ivy League schools.
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The Frank J. Guarini School of Graduate and Advanced Studies
Dartmouth announced that it is naming its graduate school in honor of Frank J. Guarini ’46, a former congressman, delegate to NATO, and U.S. Representative to the United Nations, who has made a historic gift in support of the College’s graduate programs.
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Why MALS?
Why should I apply to the MALS Program at Dartmouth? Hear from MALS students on their experience.
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MALS Student Exhibits His Artwork
MALS student Kuo-Pin "George" Lin has a current art exhibit at Kresge Library featuring six original oil paintings.
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MALS Student Named a Finalist for Music Award
Tyné Angela Freeman ’17, MALS ’20, was one of five musicians nominated for an Independent Music Award in the “best concept album” category for Bridges, the album she created for her senior fellowship at
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Barbara Ragle Barnes, the First MALS Graduate
Barbara Ragle Barnes, student, consummate teacher, administrator, gardener, horsewoman, mother, and friend died on Wednesday, March 7, 2018, at the age of 94. She was the first recipient of the Master's of Arts in Liberal Studies at Dartmouth.
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Recent Publications
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Postsecondary Education for First-Generation and Low-Income Students in the Ivy-League: Navigating Policy and Practice
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The Ultimate Yankee Book
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The Fixers: Devolution, Development, and Civil Society in Newark, 1960-1990 (Historical Studies of Urban America)
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Bits of Autobiography: Radical Deindividualization and Everydayness
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