DP2 Digest - Week 8 , SP'22 - Dartmouth College Athletics

DP2 Weekly Opportunities – Week 8, Spring Term 2022

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COMMUNITY & INCLUSIVE EXCELLENCE

- See you TONIGHT at the Celebration of Excellence! Monday, May 16^th in Leede Arena. Doors open at 6:15pm for pictures & heavy hors d'oeuvres.

Awards starts at 7pm!

- Dartmouth Athletics has continued celebrating PRIDE by co-sponsoring the 21st Annual Stonewall Lecture by Kathryn Bond Stockton Thursday, May 19. The presentation is entitled, "I Was a Queer Child and So Were You: Kissing, Queer Children, and Structural Change"

o 4:30-5:15pm Pre-lecture reception, Maffei Arts Plaza (Black Family Visual Arts Center).

o 5:15-6:30pm Stonewall Lecture, Loew Auditorium. Introduction by Prof. Eng-Beng Lim. Livestream: dartgo.org/stonewall. Stockton will be available to sign free copies of Gender(s) (MIT Press, 2021). 30 copies will be given out, first come first served!

- FORT X SAAC 3v3 Basketball Tournament

Join FORT & SAAC on Sunday, May 22 from 4-6pm for a 3V3 Basketball Tournament in Leede Arena! FORT is a non-profit on campus committed to reducing the barriers to mental health resources for Dartmouth students. Create teams of 4 with at least one member of the opposite gender and max 1 varsity basketball player. Games will be double elimination to 11 points or 15 minutes. $40 team buyin!!!Registration & payment info: FORT x SAAC Basketball Registration

- The Memorial Challenge – Sunday, May 29 at 3pm EST

The Memorial Challenge is a fundraiser workout circuit which started in 2015 in memory of Blaine Steinberg '15 and Torin Tucker '15, who both passed away suddenly in the winter of 2014. Steinberg was a passionate athlete on the Dartmouth women's lacrosse team and in the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. Tucker was a standout on Dartmouth's Nordic skiing team and member of the Chi Heorot fraternity. The Memorial Challenge's purpose is to celebrate the Dartmouth and Upper Valley community by bringing as many members together to sweat for good.

WHAT: Workout Circuit

WHO: Everyone in the Upper Valley & Dartmouth Community (all fitness levels welcome)

WHEN: Sunday, May 29 at 3PM EST

WHERE: Memorial Field

COST: $15 per person. All funds raised through registration will be donated to Live Like Blaine, Post 58 and Positive Tracks.

QUESTIONS: Reach out to Stephanie Profitt Sanchez Gil '22

ACADEMICS

- Upcoming Academic Calendar Dates

- Now – June 1: Summer term course change

- May 19: Fall term course election ends

- May 18: Final day to withdraw from a course

- May 25: Final day to alter grade limit filed under the Non-Recording Option (NRO)

- May 25: Last day to submit a d-plan petition for changes to summer term 2022 (if you are making changes to future terms, see future academic calendars)

CAREER DEVELOPMENT

Click HERE for the Job & Internship Board

- Fall internship with the YES Network! For details and how to apply, click here.

- NWIS- Network for Women in Sport will meet tomorrow night (5/17) in Floren 105 at 8:00pm. Alumnae panel: Life after Dartmouth Athletics. Everyone welcome!

- Adulting 101. Third and final Installment is Thursday, May 26, 7:00pm. Floren 105. Real Estate 101, with Miles Wright '18. Sign up here.

- Endowment Fellows Summer 22X at The Dartmouth Investment Office. See flyer here. Attend once-a-week evening sessions for 6 weeks in 22X for an introduction to investments (including stocks, bonds, real estate) through the lens of an endowment portfolio. Students from all backgrounds and majors are encouraged to apply! No experience necessary! We will take you through a curriculum covering:

o Endowment Overview/Relationship with the College

o Basics of Financial Markets

o Public Markets (Global Equities, Hedge Funds)

o Private Markets (Private Equity, Venture Capital, Real Assets) – Portfolio Theory

o Application here. Deadline: May 27, 2022

COUNSELING & SPORT PSYCHOLOGY

- NEW! DRIVE Leadership Program Applications for 24s:

Interested in developing your leadership skills and abilities? Looking to have some fun and meet other 24s from across sports at Dartmouth? Apply by June 12^th to the DP2 DRIVE Leadership Program with Corrigan Family Assistant AD for Leadership and Mental Performance, Dr. Stephen Gonzalez. Over 6 weeks we will explore leadership topics, hear from speakers, and compete in some fun activities. Apply using the link: https://forms.gle/Kpvt19VuQ5CSP8du6

- 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. If you are in crisis or concerned about an enrolled student, you can reach the on-call counselor 24/7 by calling (603) 646-9442 and following the prompts to access the on-call team. 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 is Mental Health Awareness Month! And May 27^th is Unwind Your Mind (formally known as Fresh Check Day). We have lots of activities being planned with more info to come. In the meantime, if you are interested in being involved. Contact Annie Greenwood in Dartmouth Counseling: andrea.l.greenwood@dartmouth.edu

- Trying to keep a balance between athletics, school, and friendships can feel overwhelming at times. This week we're highlighting simple things you can do to take care of yourselves as we gear up for the last weeks of the term.

o Art. Studies have found that all kinds of artwork can relieve stress. Students have access to some terrific art studios and spaces on campus through the Hopkins Center, Hood Museum, and Department of Studio Art. If you have time, you may want to check out one of these Hopkins Center Studies:

· Woodshop: https://hop.dartmouth.edu/students/woodworking

· Ceramics: https://hop.dartmouth.edu/students/ceramics

· Jewelry Studio: https://hop.dartmouth.edu/students/jewelry

o Or, take a little time to explore the Hood Museum: https://hoodmuseum.dartmouth.edu/ and Dartmouth Studio Art: https://studioart.dartmouth.edu/ You can also check out the Digital Arts Lab: https://studioart.dartmouth.edu/disciplines/visual-arts-digital-lab

o If you are feeling like you would like a trip off campus, the AVA Art Gallery in Lebanon is a terrific community resource and has an exhibition going on until the 21st with a theme of mental health and hope: https://avagallery.org/the-thing-with-feathers-group-exhibition/

- Article: Great article on how to take a Mental Health Day: HERE ( access WSJ through Dartmouth Library)

- Article: Maddie Hinch, Field Hockey player for GB talking about her experience with depression: HERE

- Get Involved and Raise the Dialogue on Mental Health:

- Morgan's Message: https://morgansmessage.org/

- The Hidden Opponent: https://thehiddenopponent.com/

- Sideline Perspective: https://thesidelineperspective.com/

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 May 22^nd 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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YOUR DP2 STAFF

Ian Connole, Director (scheduler; email)

Lyndsay Ostler, Academics (scheduler; email)

Stephen Gonzalez, Leadership & Mental Performance (scheduler; email)

Lori McBride, Career Connections (email)

Liz Johnson, Student Development (email)

Beth Wolfgram, Sports Nutrition (email)

Mark Hiatt, Sport & Counseling Psychology (email; web)