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Employees are eligible for educational assistance for Dartmouth Courses and non-Dartmouth continuing education.
This policy regards Dartmouth's adherence to New Hampshire state law pertaining to an employee's right to inspect his or her personnel file and furnish a copy of all or any part of that file.
Outlines proficiency testing procedures, which apply to all applicants under consideration for full-time and part-time employment at Dartmouth.
This policy states that, by federal law, any person employed by Dartmouth for work within the United States must complete both the Employment Eligibility Verification Form (I-9) and, if hired after November 1, 2008, be entered into the E-Verify system within the first three days of their employment.
This policy provides the state and federal guidelines for the employment of minors.
This policy states that employees should not hire or directly supervise family members, or participate in institutional decisions concerning family members with several exceptions.
This sets forth Dartmouth's policy and procedures for reference and background checks prior to employment, conduct records reviews while employed, and reference requests by potential future employers for employees leaving Dartmouth.
This policy describes the criteria for designation as a regular versus a temporary employee.
It is the policy of the Trustees of Dartmouth College to enhance its endowment by promoting practices that permit the most flexibility in long-term planning, utilization, and investment. Therefore, Dartmouth College seeks endowment gifts that least restrict the purpose, administration, and the investment of principal. To further these goals, Dartmouth College has developed the following policies that apply to endowments at the undergraduate College and its professional schools.
Dartmouth's endowment utilization policy balances support of the current generation of students and faculty with the need to preserve the College's endowment for future generations.