Nearly two dozen faculty were honored for their excellence in teaching, mentoring, research, and service to Dartmouth.

Dean Elizabeth Smith recognizes faculty members in the Arts and Sciences who were honored during the 2024-25 academic year.

Awarded to a member of the faculty who, in the opinion of the trustees, is an outstanding teacher of undergraduates

The Melvin G. Marcus Distinguished Career Award honors the geography professor's outstanding research and dedication to mentorship.

"You hope that every event like this keeps people alert, and thinking of the future. It's not going to be a one-off, and you can't put your head in the sand," the professor of geography says in a New York Times story about Vermont's flood protection efforts.

Detailed satellite imagery reveals significant global shifts in sediment yield due to large dams and land use change

"One way to think about this is that we, as a nation have been building on average, one dam per day, since the signing of the Declaration of Independence."

The geographers are recognized for significant contributions to the field.

Dam removal in the United States is an increasingly attractive option for advocates of river restoration. Sneddon, Magilligan, and Fox use dam removal in New England as a lens for examining state actors' capabilities to govern environmental processes.

A new study describes changes in U.S. and Canada over the past 100 years.