What's the Evergreen goal?

By blending AI, behavioral science, and in-depth input from over 130 Dartmouth students, the goal is to develop a highly-personalized digital platform with the tools to help you overcome challenges, boost your well-being, and succeed at Dartmouth and beyond!

When can I apply to a position?

Project assistant hiring is happening now!

Is this a paid position?

Yes!

Do I need tech skills?

Nope, no tech skills are needed.

Who will I be working with?

You'll collaborate with students, researchers, faculty, and staff from across campus.

Can I get more background on the research?

Absolutely! Here's a link to a recent Dartmouth symposium on AI + Student Mental Health.

Can I get more info on project leadership?

Dartmouth has been leading the way in creating digital tools for well-being, and now we're bringing that research to the student community! The Evergreen student wellness initiative builds on the work of Andrew Campbell, who created StudentLife - an app that uses smartphone data to reveal how college life affects mental health. Evergreen is also based on research by Nicholas Jacobson, who led the first randomized controlled trial of a generative AI chatbot, Therabot, demonstrating the potential of AI-driven support for emotional health. It's also founded on work by Lisa Marsch, a global leader in digital therapeutics for behavioral health, who developed the first prescription digital therapeutic in the U.S.