E.E. Just Program in the News

Members of the E.E. Just Community strive to be agents of scientific discovery, inclusive community and positive social change at Dartmouth and beyond. On our E.E. Just Program in the News page, you can find out more about the recent achievements and impact of these three community members.       

Pioneering Neurosurgeon visits the E.E. Just Program

Dr. Odette Harris ’91 (Prof. of Neurosurgery and Director of Brain Injury, Stanford University), speaks with students in the E.E. Just Program, Health Professions Program and Geisel Medical School. Dr. Harris is the first African-American female tenured professor of neurosurgery in the United States.

(Photo credit: Lars Blackmore)

Our Fellows

E.E. Just Undergraduate Fellows are selected from among a talented group of applicants to receive two years of funding and mentoring to support their research under the direction of a Dartmouth faculty member. Learn more about the program, our fellows, their research projects, and their mentors.

(All photos by permission of subject)

NASA @ E.E. Just Spring Banquet

Vanessa Wyche, Deputy Director of the Johnson Space Center, speaks with (from left to right) Amara Gordon ‘19, Princilla Minkah ‘21 and Jolene Bernagene ‘19 before delivering her keynote address at the E.E. Just Spring Banquet.

(Photo credit: Lars Blackmore)

Dartmouth Adventures in STEM

Members of the class of 2023 participated in Dartmouth Adventures in STEM, a week-long pre-orientation program that unlocks the imagination of students by taking them to the frontiers of science.

(Photo credit: Lars Blackmore)