Social Impact Practicum (SIP) Course Search

Course: SART 17.14
Professor Email: N/A
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Course: GEOG 90

Professor Email: Patricia Lopez

SIP Project Number: TBD

Course: SOCY 11
Professor Email: Kimberly Rogers
SIP Project Number: 37_20-21

Determine a means of evaluating the public health value of having art in the gallery spaces

Course: SOCY 11
Professor Email: Kim Rogers
SIP Project Number: 29_20-21

Develop a way to collect sensitive data from minors that can convey the impact of UVTA programs targeted toward low SES young people.

Course: SOCY 11
Professor Email: Kimberly Rogers
SIP Project Number: 66_20-21

Propose a means of effectively measuring key student learning outcomes across the sphere of social impact and programming at DCSI.

Course: SOCY 11
Professor Email: N/A
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Designing a longitudinal survey to assess the connection between healthcare costs (financial and otherwise) and housing/being housed.

Course: SOCY 11
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Designing a methodology to assess the student learning impact of engaging with the Upper Valley Trails Alliance.

Course: SOCY 11
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Measuring the connection between shame/pride and poverty; recommendations on reducing the stigma associated with using social services.

Course: SOCY 11
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Creating a campus culture supportive of talking openly about mental health.

Course: SOCY 11
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Course: SOCY 11
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Course: SOCY 11
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Course: SOCY 11
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Course: SOCY 11
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Course: SOCY 11
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Course: SOCY 11
Professor Email: Kim Rogers
SIP Project Number: 178_19-20

Redesigning the survey for the Court Observers program so WISE can better assess how to support survivors during and after they appear in court.

Course: SOCY 11
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Course: SOCY 11
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Course: SOCY 11
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Course: SOCY 11
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Course: SOCY 11
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Course: SOCY 11
Professor Email: Kim Rogers
SIP Project Number: 192_19-20

Creating a methodological process to assess the barriers and facilitators for rural cancer survivors' transition out of active cancer treatment back to their primary care providers (PCPs).

Course: SOCY 11
Professor Email: Kim Rogers
SIP Project Number: 17_20-21

Design an assessment tool that measures the intersection of physical health and social connection among aging adults.

Course: SOCY 11
Professor Email: Kim Rogers
SIP Project Number: 21_19-20

Designing a methodological tool to measure the success/sustained recovery from clients once they leave the Low-Intensity Residential Treatment facility.

Course:  PSYC 11

Professor Email: Kimberly Rose Clark

SIP Project(s): 10_BugbeeSeniorCenter_22-23 / 34_FairleePublicLibrary_22-23 

(10) Re-imagine and redesign the current use of space to better align with programmatic and client needs.

(34) Design a 3D rendering of the internal space possibilities enhancing traffic flow and increasing accessibility for children, workspaces, privacy and internet equity.

Course: PSYC 11
Professor: Kimberly Rose Clark
SIP Project Number: 103_NorthernWoodlands_23-24

Enhance organizational optimization by surveying stakeholder and reader feedback

Course: SOCY 11
Professor: Kim Rogers
SIP Project Number: 3_Bugbee_23-24; 33_GNHC_23-24

Perform a program evaluation assessment of Bugbee with a focus on their broad holistic and generational impact (3); Design a nutritional screening tool to efficiently and effectively assess food insecurity in patients (33).

Course: SOCY 91
Professor Email: Jason Houle and Kimberly Rogers
SIP Project Number: 69_20-21

Using both quantitative and qualitative methods to holistically assess Dartmouth's transition to remote learning during COVID-19.

Course: CS 98.01

Professor Email: Sebastiaan Joosten

SIP Project Number: 79_SNSC_21-22

Design an app for parents of children with a disability to identify and access targeted resources and supports in the Upper Valley.

Course: 15.02
Professor Email: Eugene Korsunskiy
SIP Project Number: 64_20-21

Design a way to leverage technology to help high school students identify racial and social injustices occurring in their school or communities, and empower them to take action

Course: ENGS 15.02
Professor Email: N/A
SIP Project Number: N/A

Using the human-centered design process to create a set of tools to enable the WHRC to better support new parents during the first 18 months of their baby's life and development.

Course: ENGS 15.02
Professor Email: Eugene Korsunskiy
SIP Project Number: 65_20-21

Design a way to help rural patients with end-stage heart and lung disease recover from their disease virtually, in the absence of in-person intensive rehabilitation therapy

Course: ENGS 15.02
Professor Email: Eugene Korsunskiy
SIP Project Number: 53_19-20

Designing a creative response to the question: "What *more* can I do to support climate resilience and combat climate change?".

Course: ENGS 15.02
Professor Email: Eugene Korsunskiy
SIP Project Number: 179_19-20

Designing a companion program to Valley Food and Farm with a focus on forestry.

Course: ENGS 15.02
Professor Email: Eugene Korsunskiy
SIP Project Number: 85_19-20

Designing a way to foster meaningful economic growth aligned with creativity in a rural communities.

Course: ENGS 15.02
Professor Email: Eugene Korsunskiy
SIP Project Number:  67_20-21

Designing a way for underserved entrepreneurs to effectively voice their priorities to elected officials in the U.S. House of Representatives in a technology-mediated way. 

Course: ENGS 15.02
Professor Email: Eugene Korsunskiy
SIP Project Number: 38_20-21

Design a solution to prevent physician burnout that can be deployed to various hospital or outpatient units and environments.

Course: ENGS 15.02
Professor Email: Eugene Korsunskiy
SIP Project Number: 38_20-21

Design a solution to prevent physician burnout that can be deployed to various hospital or outpatient units and environments.

Course: ENGS 15.02
Professor Email: Eugene Korsunskiy
SIP Project Number: 67_20-21

Designing a way for underserved entrepreneurs to effectively voice their priorities to elected officials in the U.S. House of Representatives in a technology-mediated way 

Course: ENGS 15.02
Professor Email: Eugene Korsunskiy
SIP Project Number: 80_19-20

Designing an innovative way for individuals living with multiple chronic illnesses to understand overlapping symptoms and better inform their healthcare.

Course: ENGS 15.02
Professor Email: Eugene Korsunskiy
SIP Project Number: 64_20-21

Design a way to leverage technology to help high school students identify racial and social injustices occurring in their school or communities, and empower them to take action

Course: ENGS 15.02
Professor Email: Eugene Korsunskiy
SIP Project Number: 53_19-20

Designing a creative response to the question: "What *more* can I do to support climate resilience and combat climate change?"

Course: ENGS 15.02
Professor Email: Eugene Korsunskiy
SIP Project Number: 65_20-21

Design a way to help rural patients with end-stage heart and lung disease recover from their disease virtually, in the absence of in-person intensive rehabilitation therapy
 

Course: ENGS 15.02
Professor Email: Eugene Korsunskiy
SIP Project Number: N/A

Designing facilitated inter-provider and provider-patient communication with the goal of improving patient satisfaction and care.

Course: ENGS 15.02
Professor Email: Eugene Korsunskiy
SIP Project Number: 85_19-20

Designing a way to foster meaningful economic growth aligned with creativity in a rural communities.

Course: ENGS 15.02
Professor Email: Eugene Korsunskiy
SIP Project Number: N/A

Designing tools and programming to support new mothers' well-being into the "fifth trimester".

Course: ENGS 15.02
Professor Email: Eugene Korsunskiy
SIP Project Number: 80_19-20

Designing an innovative way for individuals living with multiple chronic illnesses to understand overlapping symptoms and better inform their healthcare.

Press: The app that students designed, through a subsequent collaboration with the Dali Lab, resulted in an Apple app called the "Flourish Tracker" which helps patients track and manage the symptoms associated with chronic pain and illness. (Beta launch site here: https://testflight.apple.com/join/kVsBfDoX)

Course:  ENGS 15.01 & ENGS 15.02

Professor Email: Eugene Korsunskiy

SIP Project Number: 48_SNSC_21-22

Design a way to improve emergency responders' identification of and response to vulnerable residents with special needs through work with the Special Needs Information Program (SNIP) and the local police departments.

Course:  ENGS 15.01 & ENGS 15.02

Professor Email: Eugene Korsunskiy

SIP Project Number: 20_Dismas_21-22

Illuminate the barriers for Dismas residents seeking out necessary transition resources and propose creative and accessible solutions to meet those needs.

Course:  ENGS 15.01 & ENGS 15.02

Professor Email: Eugene Korsunskiy

SIP Project Number: 28_SustainableWoodstock_21-22

Design an effective way for Vermont residents to learn about, and use, the cost-saving incentives and rebates dedicated to the weatherization of low-income residents' homes, saving residents money and lowering carbon emissions.

Course:  ENGS 15.01 & ENGS 15.02

Professor Email: Eugene Korsunskiy

SIP Project Number: 107_CATV_21-22

Design a way for Community Access Television (CATV)—a local, non-profit media organization committed to government transparency and individual expression—to more effectively engage new creators from underrepresented/unheard groups, including young people, in order to support increased political enfranchisement through media. 

Course: ENGS 15.01 / ENGS 15.02

Professor Email: Eugene Korsunskiy

SIP Project(s): 2_NHHWCA_22-23 / 28_WCSU_22-23 / 74_HEDC_22-23 / 75_COVER_22-23

Design a curricular model for clinical conversations on the intersection between climate change and pediatric health (NHHWCA);

Prepare the broader community for meaningful conversations about race and privilege beyond the classroom (WCSU);

Design the future of the Hanover downtown business district with sustainable entrepreneurial solutions for young people (HEDC);

Course: ENGS 15.01/15.02
Professor: Eugene Korsunskiy
SIP Project Number: TBD

Course: Social Impact Nonprofit Consulting (SINC)
SIP Project Number: 105_19-20

Research consulting on the current needs/wants of teenage homeschooled students and how the Aloha Foundation can meet those needs through targeted programming.

Course: Social Impact Nonprofit Consulting (SINC)
Professor Email: N/A
SIP Project Number: 26_20-21

Design creative additional uses (revenue generation and otherwise) for the TrailFinder website throughout NH and VT.

Course: Social Impact Nonprofit Consulting (SINC)
Professor Email: N/A
SIP Project Number: 30_20-21

Develop a curriculum for a comprehensive new staff training on systemic poverty and its implications for clients at LISTEN.

Course: Social Impact Nonprofit Consulting (SINC)
Professor Email: N/A
SIP Project Number: 73_20-21

Research and propose digital reservation systems to streamline the check-in process while also demonstrating the impact of Maynard House

Course: Social Impact Nonprofit Consulting (SINC)
Professor Email: N/A
SIP Project Number: 75_20-21

Multi-media storytelling of some of the oldest homes that COVER repairs to document the architectural history of Upper Valley and the historical memory if its residents

Course Name: Social Impact Nonprofit Consulting (SINC)
Professor Email: N/A
SIP Project Number:  77_20-21

Research the diverse understandings of "affordable housing" and provide a cost-benefit analysis of the work that COVER does (in repairing homes to keep them safely habitable) compared to building new affordable housing from scratch

Course: Social Impact Nonprofit Consulting (SINC)
Professor Email: N/A
SIP Project Number: 15_20-21

Synthesize data on the needs of older adults in the Upper Valley and identify salient trends to inform future services.

Course: Social Impact Nonprofit Consulting (SINC)
Professor Email: Makisa Bronson '20
SIP Project Number: 114_19-20

Designing innovative ways DHMC can incorporate the arts into their diversity and inclusion initiatives for patients and families representing the full spectrum of identities.

Course: Social Impact Nonprofit Consulting (SINC)
Professor Email: Makisa Bronson '20
SIP Project Number: 133_19-20

Consulting on the structure and proposal of Employer-Assisted Housing (EAH) and how that might be implemented in the Upper Valley.

Course: Social Impact Nonprofit Consulting (SINC)
Professor Email: Makisa Bronson '20
SIP Project Number: 142_19-20

Conducting a regional assessment of key local stakeholders (including staff) in the field of climate change and resiliency work in the Upper Valley.

Course: Social Impact Nonprofit Consulting (SINC)
Staff Adviser Email: Ashley Doolittle
SIP Project Number: 15_20-21

Consult on how to effectively transition the brand of Close Up away from the travel space and more fully into the educational one.

Course: Social Impact Nonprofit Consulting (SINC)
Professor Email: Ashley Doolittle
SIP Project Number: 85_20-21

Course: Social Impact Nonprofit Consulting (SINC)
Professor Email: Ashley Doolittle
SIP Project Number: 86_20-21

Research the formation of a community in Bradford, VT exploring the intersection of environmental degradation, housing inequity, and social justice

Course: Social Impact Nonprofit Consulting (SINC)
Professor Email: Ashley Doolittle
SIP Project Number: 39_20-21

Build on the work started by students in a Senior Design Challenge course (SDC) to expand upon the platform designed to help Upper Valley residents answer the question: "What else can I do to support climate resilience and combat climate change?"

Course: Social Impact Nonprofit Consulting (SINC)
Professor Email: Ashley Doolittle
SIP Project Number: 2_20-21

Develop community education materials for childhood lead screenings and other prevention work related to lead poisoning and exposure in young children
 

Course: Social Impact Nonprofit Consulting (SINC)

Staff Adviser Email: Ashley Doolittle

SIP Project Number: 96_CHIP_21-22

Design a strategic communications plan increasing awareness of food security resources and decreasing barriers to access among those might benefit from those resources.

Course: Social Impact Nonprofit Consulting (SINC)

Staff Adviser Email: Ashley Doolittle

SIP Project Number: 105_ThetfordLibraryFederation_21-22

Conduct an accessibility and sustainability audit of the Thetford Bicentennial Building. 

Course: Social Impact Nonprofit Consulting (SINC)

Staff Adviser Email: Ashley Doolittle

SIP Project Number: 106_EqualAccessBroadband_21-22

Consult on how best to expand technological equity throughout the state of Vermont by increasing affordable access to broadband.

Course: Social Impact Nonprofit Consulting (SINC)

Staff Adviser Email: Ashley Doolittle

SIP Project Number: 35_OHF_21-22

Consult on grant tracking and data usage to expand OHF's offering of Good Neighbor, Homecare, and Community seed grant initiatives.

Course: Social Impact Nonprofit Consulting (SINC)

Staff Adviser Email: Ashley Doolittle

SIP Project Number: 29_HARP_21-22

Design an art/music component to the HARP curriculum while allowing enough flexibility to integrate different students' Individualized Education Plans (IEP).

Course: Social Impact Nonprofit Consulting (SINC)

Staff Adviser Email: Ashley Doolittle

SIP Project Number: 3_LMT_21-22

Determine how to expand grassroots awareness-building for Loving Moms Together and propose an effective strategy for more deeply engaging with the Upper Valley community.

Course: Social Impact Nonprofit Consulting (SINC)

Staff Adviser Email: Ashley Doolittle

SIP Project Number: 10_GNHC_21-22

Design a way to engage more Millenials as sustaining donors at GNHC by amplifying their mission, proof of impact, and ease of giving.

Course: Social Impact Nonprofit Consulting (SINC)

Staff Adviser Email: Ashley Doolittle

SIP Project Number: 42_CRC_21-22

Determine how to make the Connecticut River Valley more widely known as a recreation destination with respect to tourism as well as potential economic impact.

Course: Social Impact Nonprofit Consulting (SINC)

Staff Adviser Email: Ashley Doolittle

SIP Project Number: 57_SeniorSolutions_21-22

Consult on the advantages and barriers if Senior Solutions were to transition from a Fee For Service (FFS) structure to a capitation model of accountable care and compensation.

Course: Social Impact Nonprofit Consulting (SINC)

Staff Adviser Email: Ashley Doolittle

SIP Project Number: 58_UVLT_21-22

Map indicators of environmental degradation across New Hampshire and Vermont to better inform town and regional planning decisions around social justice and housing equity.

Social Impact Nonprofit Consulting (SINC)

Staff Adviser Email: Ashley Doolittle

SIP Project Number: 57_SeniorSolutions_21-22

Consult on the advantages and barriers if Senior Solutions were to transition from a Fee For Service (FFS) structure to a capitation model of accountable care and compensation.

DCSI Program: Social Impact Nonprofit Consulting (SINC)
Staff Advisor: Ashley Doolittle
SIP Project Number: 41_LISTEN_23-24; 74_UVTA_23-24

Design a series of opportunities for engagement that appeal to Dartmouth students and align with the realities of their term schedule and transportation challenges (41); Research and consolidate best practices in conservation related to rural Upper Valley geography and the bistate particularities inherent therein (74).

DCSI Program: Social Impact Nonprofit Consulting (SINC)
Staff Advisor: Ashley Doolittle
SIP Project Number: TBD

DCSI Program: Social Impact Nonprofit Consulting (SINC)
Staff Advisor: Ashley Doolittle
SIP Project Number: TBD

Course: PSYCH 53.10
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Course: PSYCH 53.10
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Course: PSYCH 53.10
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Course: PSYCH 53.10
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Course: PSYCH 53.10
Professor Email: Luke Chang
SIP Project Number: 113_19-20

Analyzing why attendance has been low at DHMC's quarterly art shows (and what could be done differently to engage more people).

Course: PSYCH 53.10
Professor Email: Luke Chang
SIP Project Number: 12_19-20

Exploring how best to educate the public about proper waste removal, what is/is not recyclable, and what happens when items are mis-allocated.

Course: PSYCH 53.10
Professor Email: Luke Chang
SIP Project Number: 41_19-20

Proposing creative solutions to how the AVA art gallery can support the new (younger, more digital) creative economy of the Upper Valley.

Course PSYCH 53.10
Professor Email: N/A
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Course: PSYCH 53.10
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Course: PSYCH 53.10
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Course: PSYCH 53.10
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Course: Social Impact Nonprofit Consulting (SINC)

Staff Adviser Email: Ashley Doolittle

SIP Project(s): 43_CRC_22-23 and 62_WCSHC_22-23

(43) Develop a series of recreational itineraries on the Connecticut River integrating water activities with the broader UV business and tourism economy;

(62) Codify resources for aging in place and propose innovative technologies to enhance end of life care and support in alignment with Vermont Act 156.

Student Group: Social Impact Nonprofit Consulting (SINC) Student Group

Staff Advisor: Ashley Doolittle

SIP Project(s): 11_Bugbee_22-23; 31_DHMC-ATTAIN_22-23; 49_UVTA_22-23; 81_MoonAndStars_22-23

(11) Consult on innovative and emergent programmatic opportunities for active-yet-aging adults in the Upper Valley; (31) Research the intersectional experience of patients who are autistic or neurodivergent,  non-binary or gender-expansive, and may have experienced trauma and mental health challenges; (49) Develop and implement strategies to recruit new and sustaining members of the Upper Valley Trails Alliance; (81) Visually convey the full cost of Moon and Stars' sustainable and fair-trade supply chain to current and future consumers.

Student Group: Social Impact Nonprofit Consulting (SINC) Student Group

Staff Advisor: Ashley Doolittle

SIP Project(s): 69_Dismas_22-23; 45_WISE_22-23; 4_WildGoosePlayers_22-23

Research and consult on which Vermont town(s) would be best suited to supporting a fourth Dismas House (Dismas); Expand access and advocacy for non-English speakers in the Upper Valley by determining in what other languages, on what kinds of platforms, and in what kinds of formats survivor support content should be developed next (WISE); Recommend one or more development strategies to support and advance the financial profile of the Wild Goose Players organization more effectively (Wild Goose Players).

Course: SOCY 11

Professor Email: Kimberly Rogers

SIP Project: 21_COVER_22-23 /

(22) Measure and improve upon how well COVER is building community through its model of reciprocal home-repair exchange between the homeowner and volunteer.

Course: SOCY 35
Professor Email: Jason Houle
SIP Project Number: 121_19-20

Connecting with the 99 Faces exhibit and creating a response piece about the current and evolving stigma associated with mental illness.

Course: SPAN 3

Professor Email: Kianny Antigua

SIP Project Number: 66_WISE_21-22

Translate current WISE brochure on Sexual Violence into Spanish to expand access, advocacy, and support for non-English speakers in the Upper Valley.

Course: SPAN 3

Professor Email: Kianny Antigua

SIP Project Number: 66_WISE_21-22

Translate current WISE brochure on Domestic Violence into Spanish to expand access, advocacy, and support for non-English speakers in the Upper Valley.

Course: EDUC 56
Professor Email: N/A
SIP Project Number: N/A

Creating programming concepts via curriculum for children ages 9-14.