Policies

This policy outlines certain rights that students have with respect to their education records under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act.

Dartmouth Libraries' collections contain material by authors, creators, and collectors that reflect the context of their times. Works may contain misstated facts, erroneous conclusions, or content that individuals or groups may object to. The Libraries take an inclusive approach to collection development and management, underpinned by the American Library Association's Library Bill of Rights. This policy outlines the Dartmouth Libraries approach to challenged materials.

Dartmouth Libraries commit to building community, generating curiosity, and creating inclusive and diverse learning environments. One way the Libraries demonstrate that commitment is through short-term displays that foster intellectual, social, and cultural exchange, resulting from partnerships between faculty and students, and partnerships between faculty and the Libraries. This policy sets out acceptable short-term displays as submitted by students, faculty, or Libraries staff.
 

The Dartmouth College Minors Protection Policy states that it is any member of the Dartmouth community's obligation to report any suspected abuse or neglect of children and that all Dartmouth-sponsored or third-party youth skill programs/camps must adhere to NH laws and regulations regarding criminal background checks.