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This policy will provide guidance to employees on what is ethical when receiving gifts from outside organizations, vendors and individuals.
Dartmouth recognizes emergent Generative Artificial Intelligence technologies as powerful tools for learning. Instructors, programs, and schools may have a variety of reasons for allowing or disallowing Artificial Intelligence tools within a course, or course assignment(s), depending on intended learning outcomes. As such, instructors have authority to determine whether AI tools may be used in their course. Per the Academic Honor Principle, student use of GenAI tools in submitted work requires appropriate acknowledgment or citation.
Affected Parties
All AB undergraduates and special non-degree seeking students.
The purpose of the DartHCP is to reduce and control the risks associated with the use of potentially hazardous chemicals to Dartmouth employees, the community, and the environment.
A policy that outlines the requirements and guidelines for shipping hazardous materials.
This policy covers responsible management of hazardous wastes for Facilities, Operations & Management (FOM) and non-research areas.
This policy covers responsible management of hazardous wastes for research areas.
All faculty, staff, students, and visitors working with potentially hazardous materials (biological, chemical, or radiological) at Dartmouth are subject to registration, oversight, training, inspection, and audit by the Office of Environmental Health and Safety (EHS).
A policy with the goal of minimizing the potential for occupational noise induced hearing loss.