DCA's Annual Member Meeting
DCA's Annual Member Meeting
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In case you missed it.. Here's a link to DCA's June 25, 2026 member meeting with special guest Rosi Kerr, Director of Sustainability and of the Dartmouth Climate Collaborative.
DCA's FY2026 Annual Report
DCA's FY2026 Annual Report
We are proud of all we've been able to accomplish together this past year. Take a peek inside to see how fast our climate community has grown and what's planned for the year ahead.
The Dartmouth Climate Alliance is a group of nearly 800 members of the Dartmouth ecosystem -- alumni, students, faculty, staff and family members -- who care about climate change.
Members form friendships, learn about climate careers and solutions, and inspire one another to action. Please join us!
DCA offers in-person and online events that foster curiosity, knowledge and relationships
We encourage informal networking for those in, or interested in, a climate career
We look for ways to help Dartmouth walk the talk when it comes to climate change, from reducing waste at reunions to choosing climate-savvy trustees
We suggest ways for our members to speak up for climate at home and at work
We're still looking for a:
DCA committees
You can make a difference in as little as an hour a month by helping DCA plan events, welcoming new members or spreading the word. Contact us about joining a committee.
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DCA Board
DCA Board
Gina is a retired climate and energy professional who started her career as a lawyer and held senior roles at a Fortune 200 computer systems company. As a private consultant and climate expert at a utility, she helped both public agencies and large businesses develop and execute their sustainability and climate action plans.
Gina has a law degree from Duke University and lives in Portsmouth NH. She founded the Dartmouth Climate Alliance in 2023.
As a lawyer, Dan represented private, tribal, nonprofit and public clients, both in private practice and at a federal agency. He has held leadership roles in multiple non-profits spanning conservation, New Urbanism and the arts.
Dan’s law degree is from the University of Virginia. He lives in Seattle with his wife Jane.
Jack is drawn to the all aspects of how climate and our food systems affect one another. He's worked as a farmer and cook as well as a researcher, most recently at Blue Hill at Stone Barns.
Jack has a BA from Skidmore and an MA in Climate and Society from Columbia University as well as his BE from Dartmouth. He lives in NYC where he dabbles as a ceramicist.
Jacqueline is a former investment banker with experience in capital markets and financial product marketing. She has leveraged her experience and network to raise capital for investment funds and founders, mostly in the climate tech space. Most recently, she led business development at Mercator Partners, an energy transition-focused hedge fund.
Jacqueline has an MBA from the University of Pennsylvania and an MA in International Relations from Johns Hopkins University (SAIS).
Secretary
Maria has over 40 years of business, management, operations, and legal experience. She has served as the General Counsel for a public company, the Chief Operating Officer of a start-up, and on the boards of and as an officer for several non-profits.
Maria is a policy and compliance nerd with a passion for environmental and social justice. She lives in San Francisco with her husband JeffTice ’83.
Membership Chair
Membership Chair
Ethan is an aerospace engineer at Radia, designing an aerial transportation solution for wind turbine components to enable unprecedented wind power scale and lower the cost of clean energy.
Ethan enjoys the beautiful Rocky Mountains where he lives in Boulder, CO.
Sonia Eckstein '23
Sonia Eckstein '23
Young Alumni Chair
Young Alumni Chair
Sonia is passionate about scaling sustainable solutions that are win-wins for communities and the planet. At Nova Clean Energy, she works with rural communities across the western and central US to develop utility-scale clean energy projects.
From her home base in Boulder, CO, Sonia hopes to engage and grow DCA's Young Alumni community.
Julia Edgar '06
Communications Chair
Julia is a marketing, e-commerce and digital strategy professional who has led customer engagement, digital optimisation, and sales growth initiatives at Fortune 500 Retail, Telecom and Financial Services firms across the US and Asia. In her local Australia community, she currently leads a green education organisation and consults sustainability and climate-focused companies on digital strategy, while launching a sustainability startup.
Julia has an MBA degree from NYU Stern and lives in Sydney Australia with her Dartmouth '05 husband and two children.
Supporting DCA
DCA will soon start accepting contributions from members like other alumni groups. The suggested amount will be based on each member's age in decades. For example, the suggested contribution for someone in the 20s will be $20, $30 for those in their 30s, etc. Students and first year college graduates won't be asked or expected to pay anything.
Donations will be just that -- donations. The funds received will be used to support DCA's programming, including expenses for events and the climate careers podcast series. If the suggested rate poses a hardship, any level of support is welcome.
Stay tuned for more details and ways to pay.
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