Learning at Dartmouth

How to Register for Learning at Dartmouth:

1. Open Darthub
2. Select Course Election and Registration
3. Click select on the button for that term's Add/Drop
4. Click the course search button
5. Click the button that says  "physical education"
6. Click the button that says
   "all departments" and then select the button to search for courses
7. Scroll down the page until you see Learning at Dartmouth
8. Tick the check box for your desired course section 
9. Once the checkbox is ticked, scroll down the page and click the button that says "Add Courses to Worksheet"
10. Click the button that says "Submit Changes"

Below are some commonly asked questions about Learning at Dartmouth. 

Who can enroll?

First year and transfer students currently in their 1st year at Dartmouth.

Will I earn credit?

Yes, if you attend and actively participate in 12 of the 14 classes, you will earn 1 P.E./Wellness credit. You need 3 PE/Wellness credits during your time here at Dartmouth. 

How do I register?

Registration is via the Banner system. For more information on registration, please visit Physical Education & Recreation or see the 'How to Register for Winter '23' section on this page. 

How is the class structured?

Some fast facts about the course structure:

• Medium Sized - Capped at 25 students 
• Experiential learning - You'll codesign your experience within the classroom and engage in hands-on activities that will enable you to develop stronger relationships with undergraduate deans, faculty, staff, TAs, and your campus resources.
• Community driven - We will learn from each other through sharing our experiences and best practices with the pre-selected resources. 
• Instructor: Carmen Rodriguez, Assistant Director, Academic Skills Center 
• Peer Facilitator: Asha Dees, '25

Will there be out-of-class activities?

Yes, as the course is designed to have you engage with campus resources,  you will be expected to do some of that engagement outside of class.

For example, as part of this course, you may visit the writing center to work on a class assignment of your choosing--an assignment unrelated to this course. In class, you would complete an activity that enables you to share your experience with your classmates.

Note, you will be given time-credit for all outside of class activities. This will ensure you do not exceed the 12 participation hours required for achieving credit in this course. 

What will be my course takeaways?

• Greater understanding of how you learn and manage your time
• Strategies to enhance the above
• Increased confidence in engaging with deans, faculty, staff, teaching assistants, and your peers
• Knowledge and experience in engaging with campus resources

Questions?

Email learning.at.dartmouth.program@dartmouth.edu

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Dartmouth Guide to Academic Success

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