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Human-Centered Impact

"As we face unprecedented challenges — a looming climate crisis, a historic pandemic, increasing cybersecurity threats — our leaders must take a human-centered approach to creating the tools, technology, and systems necessary to improving the human condition."
— Alexis Abramson, Dean of Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth
Building for a Better Future
West End Reimagined
The West End will serve as a hub for interdisciplinary learning and discovery at Dartmouth by:
- Bringing together Thayer School of Engineering, Tuck School of Business, the Department of Computer Science, the DALI Lab, Magnuson Center for Entrepreneurship, and the Arthur L. Irving Institute for Energy and Society; and
- Doubling engineering's footprint, from 180,000 sq. ft. to 340,000 sq. ft., in order to meet the rising demand for engineering sciences education and research at Dartmouth.

Experiential Learning
Project labs / Maker spaces / Technology-Enabled Active Learning (TEAL) classroom / The Digital Arts, Leadership & Innovation (DALI) Lab. Complementing Dartmouth's existing engineering project design labs, the new building will expand our capacity to provide opportunities for hands-on design, fabrication, and problem-solving experiences, giving computer science and engineering majors — and students from across Dartmouth's curricular spectrum — an unsurpassed environment for learning by doing.
Three Bold Goals
Our vision for a better world is foundational to Dartmouth's reimagined West End. Through a $500 million investment, the West End will empower integrated learning, discovery, and innovation.
1.
Engineering Without Boundaries
Advance Dartmouth's distinctive educational model to empower teaching and scholarship across disciplines, departments, and schools to spark new ideas, discoveries and innovation.
2.
Improve the Human Condition
Expand Dartmouth's capacity to make groundbreaking discoveries through world-class research and catalyze new applications that prioritize human well-being and societal impact.
3.
Create Human-Centered Leaders
Equip students from all disciplines with scientific and technical fluency to better the world through business, engineering, computer science, and design.
Engineering in Action
Dartmouth students and faculty engage in work with far-reaching human and global impact — research to advance the development of life-changing innovations for improved medical care, climate change mitigation technology, and sustainable energy solutions.
Energy is a Humanitarian Mission
Minutes Between Life and Death
A Race to Save Our Planet
Advancement Contact
Mark Dorgan
Executive Director of Advancement
+1 (603) 646-1867
mark.w.dorgan@dartmouth.edu