Advancement Division
Meet the team dedicated to strengthening your ties to our students, our faculty, and the entire Dartmouth community.
What is Advancement?
Dartmouth’s Advancement Division—made up of the offices of Alumni Relations and Development—presents the university’s strengths to the world and continually seeks meaningful ways for alumni, parents, and friends to help Dartmouth fulfill its mission through their expertise, life experience, and philanthropy.
Alumni Relations
The Office of Alumni Relations serves a close-knit community of nearly 84,000 alumni, as well as families and friends, who generously devote their time and talent to the institution. The office provides meaningful engagement opportunities for all members of the Dartmouth community to be involved with the institution and connected to each other.
Development
The Development Office seeks to maximize gifts to support Dartmouth by matching donors’ passions with institutional needs and priorities. Working closely with hundreds of volunteers and the university’s leadership, the office raises essential funds for immediate use while also building an ever-stronger financial foundation for future generations.
Facts About Our Alumni Community
4,000
More than 4,000 alumni return “home” for Reunions every June
1895
The inaugural year of Dartmouth Night and Homecoming—the event has been held every fall since.
84,000+
There are more than 84,000 Dartmouth alumni. You’re in great company, wherever you go ’round this girdled Earth!
~100
There are nearly 100 Dartmouth regional clubs and shared-interest groups.
Explore the Advancement Division
Learn more about the offices and individuals in the Advancement Division.
Office of Alumni Relations
The Office of Alumni Relations helps connect members of the Dartmouth community and offers engaging programs and services.
Office of Development
The Office of Development matches donors’ passions with university needs and priorities.
Senior Leadership
Meet the individuals who are driving the good work of the Advancement Division.