DP2 Digest - Week 4 , SP'22 - Dartmouth College Athletics

DP2 Weekly Opportunities – Week 4, Spring Term 2022

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COMMUNITY & INCLUSIVE EXCELLENCE

- NEW! Volunteer at the CCBA Afterschool Program: Carter Community Building Association (CCBA) is a nonprofit recreation and fitness organization in Lebanon, NH. They are looking for a group of student-athletes to come spend time with kids in a youth drop-in center after-school program for 3rd - 6th graders. If you are interested in volunteering please fill out this survey so that we can gauge interest and figure out a schedule. Questions can be directed to Jaeger Civic Interns (Rena Schwartz and Hugh McKenzie)

- NEW! Volunteer at the Bugbee Senior Center: The Bugbee Senior Center is looking for some tech help (iPhone, One Drive) for the senior citizens. If you are interested in volunteering for this, please fill out this survey so that we can gauge interest and figure out a schedule. Questions can be directed to Jaeger Civic Interns (Rena Schwartz and Hugh McKenzie)

- Campus DEI Plan: Attend the undergraduate student community engagement session to review a proposed DEI strategic framework for Dartmouth and provide your feedback and ideas on April 18, 5:30-7:00 pm via Zoom; Register here

- Volunteer with Special Olympics at the Hanover High School track: The Upper Valley Hawks local Special Olympics program is looking for student-athletes to help at track practices on Sundays from 3:00 to 4:30 at the Hanover High School track (10 min walk from campus) starting April 24th. If you are interested in volunteering or have any questions, please email Jaeger Civic Interns (Rena Schwartz and Hugh McKenzie).

- The Tuck Center for Entrepreneurship and Dean Dia Draper, in collaboration with the Hopkins Center for the Arts, are honored to be hosting five-time Grammy Award winner Angelique Kidjo for a fireside chat highlighting entrepreneurship, diversity, and leadership on April 28th, 5:00 -7:30pm in Georgiopoulos (Raether building) Free and open to the public students, faculty and staff More info HERE.

ACADEMICS

- Upcoming Academic Calendar Dates

- April 22: Course Timetable available for summer term

- April 27 – May 5: Summer term course election period

CAREER DEVELOPMENT

Click HERE for the Job & Internship Board

- DCNY SPORTS LEADERSHIP PANEL - Tuesday, April 19 at 7:30pm,.

Moderator: Russell Wolff '89, TU 94 - Executive VP & GM, ESPN+, Head of Business Operations, ESPN Networks. Panelists: Bianca Smith '12 - minor league coach in the Boston Red Sox organization;

Dave Howard '82 - frmr executive with the New York Mets and MSG Sports, and now President of EPIC Select; Tiger Shaw '85 - frmr Pres. & CEO of U.S. Ski & Snowboard Teams, Currently CEO of Wasatch Peaks Ranch

Panelists will explore the excitement and challenges of managing professional national and regional sports businesses and teams from the boardroom to a myriad of playing fields and ski/snowboarding slopes. No Fee, but please consider the optional Scholarship Donation. Register by April 18, 2022 at https://nyc.dartmouth.org/sportsleadership2022

- Stream Realty will be hosting an on-campus info session Thursday, April 21, 7:00-8:00pm in Floren 105. Sign up here to attend. If you would like to set up a 1 on 1 meeting for Thursday or Friday, email gemma.davis@streamrealty.com. 1 on 1 meetings will be held in Floren 332A.

- Need a new headshot for your Handshake or LinkedIn profile? The Hop Fellows are hosting a free headshot program at the Top of the Hop on Thursday, April 21 from 12:30 – 2 pm. Reserve your 15 minute slot today. A CPD coach will also be on hand to share quick tips.

- Looking to make an impact in the community and get paid? The'82 Upper Valley Community Impact Fellowship is looking for two Fellows for the 2022-23 school year. Applications are due April 20th at 11:59pm. Full role descriptions and the application can be found here. Questions can be sent to Michaela.G.Lavelle@dartmouth.edu.

COUNSELING & SPORT PSYCHOLOGY

- Scheduling a first appointment? Book a counseling or counseling & sport psychology appointment through the student health portal

- Counseling services are available for all enrolled students through the Dartmouth Counseling Center by calling (603) 646-9442 to set up an appointment. Check out our website for apps and other useful resources to support mental health.

- Interested in mental health and sport psychology programming for your team? Contact Mark Hiatt (mark.hiatt@dartmouth.edu) to arrange outreach programs!

- May 27th is Mental Health Awareness Day! The Counseling Center is busy planning events and activities for Mental Health Awareness Day – If you would like to be involved, reach out to your SAAC representative, or contact Mark Hiatt (mark.hiatt@dartmouth.edu)

- Attention Please! Workshop: An interdisciplinary talk series organized by the Counseling Center ADHD Team about ADHD/attentional concerns and interventions to help with them. Past topics include an introduction to ADHD, meds, lifestyle changes, cognitive-behavioral therapy, mindfulness, and ADHD coaching. Call Dartmouth Counseling Center (603) 646-9442 to register for this workshop.

- Article & Video: Check out this very powerful letter by Cailin Bracken, a lacrosse player at Vanderbilt University and related Good Morning America news video on supporting mental health. Did you know we have a local chapter of Morgan's Message here at Dartmouth? If you are interested in this or our other student led groups for athletes, contact your SAAC representative or Mark Hiatt (mark.hiatt@dartmouth.edu)

- Letter HERE; Video HERE

SPORT NUTRITION

- Alcohol intake has an influence on your training and recovery. Hydration status, motor skills, strength and aerobic performance are all impacted. Some of the effects can last up to 3 days! If you choose to drink alcohol, aim to drink plenty of water and fuel with real food to help minimize the impact alcohol has on your body.

SPORTS MEDICINE

- Opportunity to participate in a research study aimed at identifying physician qualities that are most important for athletes in the selection of team physicians. This study is being conducted at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center. This study will consist of a survey that will take 5 to 10 minutes to complete. Participation is completely voluntary, and your answers will be anonymous as no members of the research team will have access to any personal identification information. If you are interested, please click on HERE for the survey below and read the consent form before completing the questionnaire. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Dr. Gabrielle Ray, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery (gabrielle.s.ray@hitchcock.org)

STRENGTH & CONDITIONING

- Sleep and Performance: Athletes need more than the average person and should aim for 8-10 hours a night. A better night of sleep can improve an athlete's performance by fewer mistakes, fewer injuries, faster reaction times.

YOGA & MINDFULNESS

- DP2 & Student Wellness Center are collaborating to provide a new Yoga & Mindfulness-based Recovery. Recovery Yoga for Athleteswill be hosted Sundays from 4-5pm in Alumni Gym 182 Multipurpose Room South (Mat Room) RSVP on Engage to reserve a space in the April 24th session HERE. DROP INS WELCOME!

- In-Person Balance & Flow Yoga – Mondays 5:30 - 6:30 PM. Reserve your spot here: Tucker Meditation Room (201 N Fairbanks)

- Schedule a Wellness Check-In, complete the Wellness on Campus survey, or borrow a Sun Lamp to boost sleep and fight depression

- Wellness Resources: Yoga, Mindfulness, Relaxation & Stress Reduction

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