Great Issues Scholars APPLICATION: Class of 2017

Background Information

Please Note: The Great Issues Scholars program is open to FIRST YEAR students only. Applications are due no later than Wednesday, September 18th at MIDNIGHT.

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* 1. Background Information

Name: *

Nickname (if preferred):

Gender: *

Class Year: *

Residence hall name and floor # *

Dartmouth ID#: *

Hometown/City/State/Country *

Country(s) of Citizenship: *

Dartmouth Email Address: *

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* 2. Tell us a bit about yourself. What academic and non-academic interests are you most excited about?

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* 3. If you have had previous international experience: tell us what you learned in your time abroad.
If you haven't had the opportunity to live, study, or travel overseas: tell us what you are most curious about and how you hope to expand your worldview at Dartmouth.

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* 4. Describe your interest in international affairs. Are there specific global issues you are eager to explore?

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* 5. What does global citizenship mean to you? What related qualities would you like to develop in your time at Dartmouth?

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* 6. What do you hope to gain by participating in the Great Issues Scholars program at the Dickey Center? What do you think you feel you will bring to the program if selected?

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* 7. Of the following, which are your top 4 areas of interest?

Gender

Health

Security

Environment

Development

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* 8. The Great Issues Scholars program requires a commitment of attendance at a minimum of 12 events per year (3-5 each term-- fall, winter, AND spring). If selected, is this a commitment you can fulfill?

yes

If no, please explain (a "no" doesn't necessarily disqualify your application)

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* 1. Background Information

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* 2. Tell us a bit about yourself. What academic and non-academic interests are you most excited about?

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* 3. If you have had previous international experience: tell us what you learned in your time abroad. If you haven't had the opportunity to live, study, or travel overseas: tell us what you are most curious about and how you hope to expand your worldview at Dartmouth.

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* 4. Describe your interest in international affairs. Are there specific global issues you are eager to explore?

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* 5. What does global citizenship mean to you? What related qualities would you like to develop in your time at Dartmouth?

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* 6. What do you hope to gain by participating in the Great Issues Scholars program at the Dickey Center? What do you think you feel you will bring to the program if selected?

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* 7. Of the following, which are your top 4 areas of interest?

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* 8. The Great Issues Scholars program requires a commitment of attendance at a minimum of 12 events per year (3-5 each term-- fall, winter, AND spring). If selected, is this a commitment you can fulfill?

* 3. If you have had previous international experience: tell us what you learned in your time abroad.
If you haven't had the opportunity to live, study, or travel overseas: tell us what you are most curious about and how you hope to expand your worldview at Dartmouth.