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Programs and Initiatives

Students Engaging in Essential Dialogue (SEED)

The goal of the student-led SEED program is to engage students in an ongoing learning process, empowering them to have these conversations in all communities and thereby planting the SEED for a more inclusive and unified Carleton.
SEED

First-Generation and Low-Income Experience at Carleton

This working group’s charge is to review challenges and opportunities, and to provide recommendations on how to best improve experiences and outcomes for low-income and first-generation Carleton students.
First-Generation Low-Income Experience

Creating an Inclusive Community at Carleton

Carleton College provides rich and illuminating opportunities for our students to delve profoundly into their understanding of and commitment to cultural competency. This value is not strictly tethered to the classroom, but integrated into many facets throughout campus.
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Civil Discourse on a Diverse Campus: An Experiential Living-Learning Community

Students will live together in Myers Hall and take a year-long course exploring how things get talked about and the question of “what makes discourse good?”
Civil Discourse drawing

Posse Program

In partnership with the national Posse Foundation since 2001, Carleton College identifies public high school students who have extraordinary academic and leadership potential and who may have been overlooked by the traditional college selection process.
Posse logo

Mellon-Mays Undergraduate Fellowship

The MMUF program is a long-term effort to help increase the diversity of faculty in higher education by increasing the number of students from underrepresented minority groups who pursue PhDs.
2017 Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship Cohort

Northfield to Selma

The Dean of Students Office invites Carleton students to participate in a week-long spring break trip exploring key places and events in civil rights history.
Sculpture at Selma

Winter Term Dialogue

The Winter Term Dialogue program is designed to foster community dialogue around Convocation presentations. The focus is on practicing and strengthening skills to engage in difficult conversations.
Three students who attended every convocation in their four years at Carleton
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Carleton College Dean of Students Office

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VP for Student Life & Dean of Students: Carolyn Livingston
Senior Assistant to the VP: Tammy Anderson
Phone: 507-222-4248
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This page was last updated on 25 July 2023
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