Evergreen
A Dartmouth Digital Wellness & Flourishing Initiative
For students, by students.
Join the
Evergreen Team!
Evergreen Team!
About Evergreen
We're a diverse group of students, faculty, and staff, dedicated to helping Dartmouth students thrive. Together, we're creating an AI-powered platform and digital resource to help support your needs. Evergreen is all about students supporting students, and we’ll be bringing together over 100 Dartmouth students to create a resource that truly resonates with you. Learn more about the why behind this initiative, here!
FAQs
When does Evergreen start? Hiring for Evergreen Project Assistants starts Spring 2025!
What's the time commitment? Depending on your role, you'll work between 8-12 hours per week for 10 weeks.
Is this a paid position? Yes!
Do I need tech skills? There are many ways for you to contribute that don't require specific tech skills (check out our job info page).
Who will I be working with? You'll collaborate with other Dartmouth students, as well as Dartmouth researchers, faculty, and staff.
How do I apply? Click "Apply now" below to get started or email us with questions.
Get Involved
No matter your major, background, or experience, we want you to be a part of Evergreen! Whether you’re interested in researching student needs, brainstorming app features, designing user interfaces, creating content, testing the app, or conducting outreach, your unique skills and ideas will help shape this amazing resource for you and your fellow peers. Join us and make a difference!
One Dartmouth Initiative
Evergreen is a community effort, and we're grateful to our peer partners for their expertise, support, and commitment to care. Most importantly, this wouldn’t be possible without dedicated students like you.
The Research
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.
By blending AI, behavioral science, and in-depth input from over 100 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!
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