One of the ways the electricity companies charge their large customers is through an “ICAP tag”, a financial penalty based on how much of the electric grid you use during the New England electric system (ISO-NE) peak period. Over the past several years, the value of this ICAP tag has increased. Last year, because we were able to shed over 4 MW of electric load, Dartmouth’s ICAP tag credit was over $1 million.
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“I think of food waste as something that can be personally solved,” says Madison Sabol ’18.
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This was Erik’s first international competition as a snowshoe athlete. He is rightly proud of the bronze medal he won for racing in the 4x100 meter relay, and the ribbons he won for participating in the 100 meter (he came in 6th) and 200 meter individual snowshoe events. Click here for terrific photos of the World Winter games.
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This new package shipping service provides one-stop mailing for students who can now pick-up their mail/packages and ship packages from the same site. Employees can ship packages directly from Hinman Mail too. There is no need to go to a Post Office or another retail location to ship packages via FedEx. “I think the students will be really excited,” said John Nadeau who runs Hinman Mail’s daily operations. “This will make it much more efficient for both students and employees.”
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This is life. And Dartmouth Dining does all it can to accommodate students’ everyday challenges to eat well, whenever and wherever they can. One of the most valuable resources available to students is Beth Rosenberger, Dartmouth’s dietitian. She is creative, smart, and dedicated, and she offers a free, confidential counseling service to guests who are enrolled in a Dining meal plan. She ensures meal plan holders have options to meet their particular nutritional needs throughout Dartmouth’s various dining venues.
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