Dartmouth College Centers and Institutes

• Business
• Engineering
• Medicine

• Center for Continuing Education  - Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center's administering body for continuing education to professionals, health education programs, and support and discussion groups.
• Dartmouth Brain Imaging Center  - Facility available to faculty and graduate student researchers. Site provides information on the center's policies and procedures.
• Dartmouth Electron Microscope Facility  - Site provides information about the microscopes, trainings, and services available in the facility. With manuals and details on fees.
• Ethics Institute  - Dartmouth center for the study and teaching of ethics at the undergraduate, graduate, and professional schools.
• Institute for Information Infrastructure Protection (I3P)  - Consortium of academic institutions, federally funded laboratories, and nonprofit organizations created to identify and help mitigate the threats aimed at the US information infrastructure.
• Institute for Lifelong Education at Dartmouth  - Aims to promote learning through the study of member-selected topics, emphasizing peer participation.
• Institute for Security Technology Studies  - Pursues research and education programs focusing on cyber security and trust.
• John Sloan Dickey Center for International Understanding  - Overview of the center with a calendar of events, newsletters, and information and resources for faculty and students.
• Language Resource Center (LRC)  - Support facility for Dartmouth students involved in the study of languages and related areas.
• Leslie Center for the Humanities  - Interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary platform for innovation and excellence in the humanities.
• Molecular Biology and Proteomics Core Facility  - Resource for products, services, and support that help investigators in solving basic and clinical and research problems related to macromolecules.
• Rockefeller Center  - Serves as a catalyst for research in and the teaching of public policy and the social sciences.
• Social Science Computing  - Computing laboratory available to students and faculty involved in social sciences coursework.
• Student Center for Research, Writing, and Information Technology (RWiT)  - Campus venue for discussing papers, research projects, or multi-media assignments.