The best way to find a research opportunity with a professor is to look at their websites on the people pages of the department and familiarize yourself with the research that they do. Then you can decide if it's something you're interested in and contact the professor and tell them why you are interested in their research and why you want to work with them in particular. Professors get inquiries from many students so it helps to show that you have a keen interest in their work. 

• You can also check the “Finding a Faculty Mentor” page
• First-Year Students Looking for Research Opportunities – See Dartmouth Early Research Access in the Sciences
• Once you find a research opportunity and professor to work with, you can apply for URAD funding
• Join the Ruckus (sustainability) listserv, if you haven’t already!  Many on- and off-campus internships, research and job opportunities are posted there and many from former students.
• Check the Student Employment Office website and click on "Find a Job".
• The Dartmouth Center for Career Design is a great place to look for internships/jobs. Check out these links!
  • Search for a Job/Internship
  • Jobs/Internships in Environment, Sustainability & Energy
  • Be sure to read their “This Week in Career Design” weekly email for opportunities as well. You could also set up an appointment to meet with someone at DCCD via Handshake for assistance.
  • Apply for Summer Internship Funding for law, government, public policy, and social justice internships.  Click on “Hardy”.
• For international opportunities, contact Peter Jenkinson at the Dickey Center
• For all off-term research, students are required to apply for leave term grants from UGAR
• Join the Dartmouth Climate Career Community on Dartmouth Connect. Please join our group if you are interested in finding/sharing resources and connecting with others working in areas like environmental policy, land management, food and agricultural systems, climate policy and advocacy, energy transition, transportation, waste management, conservation, community development, environmental law and consulting, post-graduate studies and research, and more.
• Thousands of Dartmouth alumni have joined the Dartmouth Career Network to share information with students and fellow alumni regarding their job, career path, and graduate school exploration.
• The Fellowships Office provides information about national fellowships and scholarships for postgraduate study abroad and research and for graduate school. In addition, there are a few scholarships for undergraduate study and study abroad. Many of these scholarships require nomination or endorsement by the Dartmouth College Committee on Graduate Fellowships. You can search for grants and fellowships on their web site or make an appointment to talk to an advisor.
• Green Dream Jobs: Your home for green jobs: renewable and clean energy jobs (solar and wind jobs), green building jobs, organic jobs, and all environmental and sustainable jobs.
• Green Graduate Degrees for the Future: Go Grad is dedicated to matching students to the perfect graduate degree program, helping them begin their journey towards a more fulfilling career.
• Rockefeller Center for Public Policy at Dartmouth posts opportunities in an effort to help students prepare for a leave-term experience in public policy or a social sciences related field.
  • Sign up for Rockefeller Center's Student Opportunities Newsletter: This Week at Rocky!
• Scholars Programs, Undergraduate Research, and Fellowships at Dartmouth aims to enhance the academic experience of Dartmouth students during their undergraduate years and beyond by providing programs and resources that foster academic exploration and intellectual growth.
• Environmental Job Boards from the Baker Berry Key Resources