The followinglist is not exhaustive. DRA offers support to students through different channels. We hold co-ed meetings every Thursday night and single sex meetings every Monday night. The purpose of the organization is to address the needs of the African and Caribbean students at Dartmouth and to educate and inform its members and teh larger Dartmouth community about issues affecting Africa and the Caribbean. Weekly meetings often include discussions of issues that have arisen at home as well as teh planning of future events.
Membership is open to anyone interested in the affairs of Africa and the Caribbean.
The main goal of NAD is to promote the rich and diverse heritage of Native Americans across the Americas. NAD sponsors various activities throughout the year including the annual Dartmouth Pow-Wow. The size of the Native population at Dartmouth stands at about 100 undergraduates, representing over 45 different tribes. Many lectures, discussions and dinners are held at the gathering center of the community, the Native American House. The Native American House serves as a home and dormitory to several Native American upper-classmen and as the site of NAD's weekly meetings.