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Ems1769 (talk·contribs) has been paid by Dartmouth College on behalf of Sian Beilock.
Hello, I work for Sian Beilock, and I have some suggestions of things that can be added to the Dartmouth College president subsection of the Career section:
In 2023, Beilock introduced a time away policy geared toward students who need to take a leave of absence during their studies.[1]
In April 2024, she announced the creation of the Dartmouth Climate Collaboration, pledging $500 million towards the goal of eliminating carbon emissions on campus by 2050. The plan includes the installation of high-capacity heat pumps and a geoexchange system.[2][3]
In October 2024, Beilock pledged that she would add 1,000 beds to campus within 10 years. The initiative kicked off with a $30 million donation from two alumni.[4][5]
