The Dartmouth Club of London

The Dartmouth Club of London is the oldest international club and with over 400 Dartmouth alumni registered as living in the London area, it is also quite possibly the largest international club.

Co-Chair: Jenn Jones '97
Co-Chair: Jelena Madir '00
Co-Chair: Adrian Loehwing '01

 

Club Announcements

Job opportunities for Dartmouth Alumni & Students in London

 

We have set up a Facebook Group for the club and people have started to join. We would ideally like all who are interested join so we can more easily plan events and get feedback from you about them. The group is called the "Dartmouth Club of London (& the UK)" on Facebook. If you have not received an invitation to join please let us know. You'll need to create a Facebook account in order to join but its free!

Club Events

NEXT EVENT -- THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 2011: DARTMOUTH RECEPTION WITH ANTROPOLOGY PROFESSORS

At Home with Peter Ham (class of 1983) and Lisa Ham

7:00 PM

The Dartmouth Club of London is pleased to invite you to a reception with two Dartmouth Anthropology professors -- Deborah L. Nichols and John Watanabe. Professors Nichols and Watanabe will reflect on what it means for Dartmouth to have a medical anthropologist as its president and talk about other recent developments on campus, including the Hood Museum, a leader in teaching museums. Please RSVP to Jelena Madir at jelena.madir@alum.dartmouth.org. as soon as you can so that we can plan appropriately.

See the events page for details on club and all ivy events.

Dartmouth Alumni in London

  • Most live in north and southwest London.
  • Most work in "the City" or the "West End".
  • Most live in London fewer than three years or never leave.
  • Arts, entertainment and cultural events are the most popular club activity.
  • Eating and drinking is the second most popular club activity.
Voter Registration

Americans living abroad can both register to vote and request an absentee ballot using the Federal Postcard Application ("FPCA"). An FPCA needs to be sent in each election year to ensure that you will receive an absentee ballot. The FPCA is accepted by all states and territories, but the information required varies. There is state-by-state information available on the internet at ww.fvap.gov. You will need the address where you last lived in the US, your US social security number and your driver's license number if you have a valid US license.

 

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