Arthur L. Irving, a prominent energy expert and dedicated philanthropist, left a lasting legacy at Dartmouth through the establishment of the Irving Institute for Energy and Society. His values of community, kindness, and entrepreneurship continue to inspire the next generation of energy leaders committed to societal impact.
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Students then engaged in hands-on simulations that immersed them in the complexity and challenges of running and regulating a critical component of daily life in the United States.
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Featuring presentations on advancing climate communication through neuroscience and the thermodynamics and implications of Arctic sea ice loss, the seminar spurred interdisciplinary conversations around how we observe, measure, and communicate the effects of climate change to motivate meaningful action.
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The Dartmouth Climate Collaborative, the university's commitment to bold climate action in operations and academics, has presented Dr. Sarah Kelly, research scientist, lecturer, and facilitator of the Energy Justice Clinic, with a Greener Together faculty award.
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The EnergyHack is an annual student-led event fostering innovative solutions to significant challenges. With the impacts of climate change being felt with increasing scale and intensity, hackathons like these harness the creativity of young minds to address complex energy and climate issues.
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