In May 2022, finalists will compete for the Benjamin F. Barge and Class of 1866 Awards for Oratory. One senior will win the Benjamin F. Barge award, one senior and one first-year student will win a Class of 1866 award, and one second-year student and one third-year student will win a Speech at Dartmouth Prize for Oratory. Each winner will receive a cash prize, and all finalists will receive certificates.
[more]Compton and Lam look forward to presenting their work, "Mixing Metaphors: The Analogics of Inoculation Theory and Character Assassination."
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"Campus Compact of New Hampshire" recognizes outstanding community service.
[more]The Institute for Writing and Rhetoric is offering the following special courses in the spring of 2021 (enrollment is limited):
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Alicia Mason of Pittsburg State University and Josh Compton of Dartmouth College were awarded a "Top Four Paper" distinction by the Health Communication Interest Group of the Central States Communication Association.
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