Exceptional People in an Exceptional Place
Enriching the Dartmouth community through connections with the world’s leading minds, the Montgomery Fellows Program invites distinguished luminaries, whose contributions to the universe of ideas and the cultural and political fabric of society have been notable and widely recognized.
Recent Fellows
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- Orit Halpern '94
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Science historian, media studies scholar
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- Sylvie Delacroix
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Philosopher, legal theorist
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- Martha Pollack '79
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University leader, AI and language expert
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- Luciano Floridi
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Ethicist, information philosopher
From left, Luciano Floridi, Martha Pollack '79, Orit Halpern '94, and Sylvie Delacroix will be visiting campus as Montgomery Fellows in the next three months. (Graphic by Spencer Fennell)
Four Montgomery Fellows to Focus on Artificial Intelligence
Four Montgomery Fellows coming to campus this winter and spring will delve into questions of language, freedom of expression, and agency in relation to artificial intelligence in a series of public talks and meetings with students, faculty, and staff members.
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The Montgomery Fellows
Designated lifelong “Montgomery Fellows,” these distinguished individuals are in Hanover for varying lengths of time, ranging from a few days up to a full term.
About the Program
The Montgomery Endowment's mission is to bring outstanding luminaries from the academic and non-academic spheres to campus.
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