Each student has been assigned an undergraduate dean who will work with them from their arrival on campus until their graduation.
Students, please login to DartHub to find out who your undergraduate dean is. Undergraduate deans can be reached via email or by calling the Undergraduate Deans Office at 603-646-2243.
The Undergraduate Deans Office is open Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 12 PM and from 1 PM to 4:30 PM. We are closed for lunch from 12 - 1 PM. Students can schedule an appointment with their undergraduate dean by calling 603-646-2243, emailing us, or by scheduling an appointment through their dean's calendly, available on DartHub.
If you have a more timely need and would like to speak to someone before your dean has available times, we invite to come to our Drop-in hours, described below.
Any student can make an appointment to see their undergraduate dean by calling our office at (603) 646-2243, emailing us, or by scheduling an appointment through their dean's Calendly link, available on DartHub
We enjoy meeting and getting to know students throughout the year. We meet with students to discuss academic advising, personal issues, and College policies. We can provide information about College resources and make referrals as needed. And if you are experiencing any academic difficulties, we encourage you to meet with a dean.
The Undergraduate Deans Office, a department within the Division of Student Affairs, provides support for undergraduate students as well as for other enrolled students. The office's main mission is to support students in their engagement with the curriculum and in their overall educational experience at Dartmouth.
An undergraduate dean is assigned to each student and follows that students throughout their college years. Although each of the deans has specific areas of academic and counseling expertise, they are generalists in the sense that they support the mission of the office.
The undergraduate deans serve as:
Many students schedule individual appointments with their undergraduate deans to consult about various academic, personal, and social issues. These include: