Dartmouth Emerging Engineers is here to help.

We know that the road to engineering can be a challenge. Students often struggle with prerequisite courses before they even take an engineering course. We’ll help you get through the tough spots so you can reach your goals. We offer:

Free group study sessions
Empathetic TAs
Advising from engineering faculty

A community of engineering students
Invitations to engineering events
Study munchies

Free Group Study Sessions

The Study Center will open for winter term on Sunday, 1/6/19!

Sunday–Thursday, 7–10 pm

ENGS 1
MATH 1, 3, 8, 11, 13
PHYS 13, 14
CHEM 5
ENGS 20

MacLean Engineering Sciences Center
Room M001
(turn left inside main entrance)

Sundays – Junny, Catherine - Math, ENGS 20 & Peter - All subjects Mondays – Kavi - Physics, ENGS 20 & Lyndsi - Math Tuesdays – Akwasi - Math, Physics & Taringana - ENGS 20 Wednesdays – Wei Wei - Math, ENGS 20 & Carter - All subjects
Thursdays – Conor - Math, Physics & Alec - All subjects

Advising and Events

Stay Tuned for Upcoming Spring '19 Events!

About DEE

Goals

This purpose of the DEE program is to improve the first-year experience of students entering Dartmouth with an interest in engineering. As part of the program we provide support and mentoring to these students in order to ensure they gain a solid academic foundation prior to beginning engineering courses.

Read about DEE in Dartmouth Engineer:
Smoothing the Road to Engineering

What we do

Train upper-class engineering TAs to provide support to rising engineering students as they work through the prerequisite courses.
Organize advising events with Thayer professors.
Invite students to events at Thayer, such as project presentations and machine shop tours.
Help students connect with upper-class students, graduate students and professors.
Connect rising engineering students with each other.