Fellow s receive a summer stipend for projects to enhance their work as teachers. Juniors who plan to pursue a master s degree upon graduation are eligible. The Institute for women and social change grants and number of fellowships to students working on projects that focus on the challenges and opportunities facing women in the U.S. and around the world. Prospective Tucker Fellows may get advice on selecting or designing a project by consulting with our staff. Stipends are provided for living expenses.
Supplemental funds are sometimes available for students on financial aid.
Dartmouth alumni across the country serve as Alumni Mentors for first-year students, graduating seniors and certain other upperclass students who serve internships with local service organizations. The Cabarete Project offers two internships each term for Spanish-speaking Dartmouth students to work in a primary school in the town of Cabarete, a seaside village on the north shore of the Dominican Republic. Interships duties including managing the school library and teaching various classes. The Alternative Spring Break program engages teams of college students in service and experiential learning during a school break. Students tackle service projects in the areas of housing, protecting the environment, education, poverty, housing, racism, human rights, or hunger.