The Master of Engineering Management Council (MEMC) is a student group that works closely with both Thayer and MEM leadership to enact initiatives, plan events, and facilitate program development. The MEMC strives to leverage student diversity to enhance the collaborative learning environment of the program.
The MEMC helps address the professional, academic, and social needs of students and alumni by:
supporting MEM career objectives through networking events, including professional development workshops and high-profile guest speakers.
facilitating communication between MEM students and faculty regarding curriculum issues and program improvements.
organizing social events that promote community and bring MEM students together outside of academic settings.
ensuring all MEM students feel welcome, valued, and have the capacity to thrive at Dartmouth.
Prospective students are encouraged to contact MEMC leadership to learn more about the program from a current student's perspective. You are welcome to ask us anything, from academics to student life, or join our Facebook group!
Raytheon Technologies, Financial Programs Management Intern, Cambridge, MA
Why Dartmouth?
I chose the MEM program because of the integration of both the Thayer and Tuck curriculums and the sense of community that Dartmouth brings. A technical background is crucial to running a successful business nowadays. There is no better place to acquire this knowledge than the college nestled between the Green and White Mountains.
MEM Student Council Vice President for Communications
Hometown
Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Undergraduate Education
BS, Chemical Engineering, Dwarkadas J Sanghvi College of Engineering
Previous Work Experience
JM Enterprises, Marketing Manager, Mumbai, India
Why Dartmouth?
The program's curriculum that integrates engineering, mathematics, and core management courses offered by Thayer in conjunction with Tuck School of Business is perfectly tailored to suit my requirements and pave the way into the world of consulting and entrepreneurship. The program's diverse tight knit community along with immense support from the Career Services and Corporate Collaboration Council (CCC) mentors, and accomplished professors will help me foster a seamless transition from school to a successful career.
Research and Development Intern—CognitoIT Consulting
Why Dartmouth?
Dartmouth was my top choice given the flexibility and well-roundedness of the program. The rigorous curriculum along with the varied, tight-knit cohort will help me establish a strong, collaborative work ethic and learn new abilities from students from across the world. Above all, Dartmouth and Thayer's focus on human-centered impact in all its endeavors was exactly what I was looking for to ensure that my education not only enriches my skills and knowledge but also empowers me to make a positive difference in the lives of individuals and communities.
MEM Student Council Vice President for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Hometown
Port-Au-Prince, Haiti
Undergraduate Education
BA, International Business, Franciscan University of Steubenville
Previous Work Experience
Global Supply Chain Optimization, Technologies Amazon
Why Dartmouth?
One of the main reasons I chose the Dartmouth MEM Program is because I wanted to immerse myself in a transformative educational experience. The interdisciplinary nature of the program aligns seamlessly with my belief that today's business landscape demands a comprehensive understanding of both technical and managerial strategies.
The Dartmouth MEM program's strong alumni network, collaborative environment, and emphasis on community building stood out to me. The chance to connect with professionals who have gone on to achieve remarkable success in their respective fields is an invaluable resource for my personal and professional growth.