Representatives

Members of the student body at large may attend and participate in meetings of the DSG.

To continuously work on behalf of DSG, such students must be recognized as representatives. If a student attends three (3) Student Government meetings throughout the term (every Sunday at 7 pm in Collis 101), they are eligible to be appointed as a representative. There is no limit on the number of representatives DSG can appoint.

Representatives are non-voting members of the DSG and shall be held to the same standards of conduct as elected Senators.

Attend our weekly meetings and email student.government@dartmouth.edu if interested in becoming a representative!

Rohan Menezes ’23

Bio coming soon!

Jacob Garland ’25

Jacob is a '25 from North Andover, Massachusetts and a double major in Environmental Studies and Psychology. Outside of classes, he's a house manager in the Sustainable Living Center, a monitor in the Dartmouth Climbing Gym, a leader in the Dartmouth Mountain Biking Club, and a member of the Creative Gaming Club!

Evan Gerson ’27

Bio coming soon!

AL MAMUN ’26

Md Al Mamun is a '26 from Gazipur, Bangladesh. He is majoring in Computer Science and Mathematics. He is a King Scholar at Dartmouth and the first King Scholar from Bangladesh. He is involved with Dartmouth Sports Analytics, Coder Dojo, and the First Generation Office on campus. He is working on a project to develop the accessibility of higher studies to underprivileged kids in South Asia. Besides that, Al loves to make coffee and play FIFA.  

tAMHIDUL ISLAM ‘26

Tamhid Islam is a '26 from Dhaka, Bangladesh. He is currently majoring in Economics and Environmental Studies with a specific interest in emerging markets and climate finance. On campus, Tamhid is involved heavily with the Magnuson Center for Entrepreneurship as a leadership board member and a social enterprise founder himself. He is also part of the Parliamentary Debate and Model UN team. He is mainly involved in advocacy surrounding environmental sustainability concerns and access to equitable resources. In his free time, Tamhid loves to play Fifa, facetime his cat 7,500 miles away, and take 5-hour naps. If you see him around campus, please feel free to say hi!