About Us
The Rassias Center
Dartmouth College’s Rassias Center for World Languages and Cultures aims to enrich lives by improving communication among people. It was founded by John A. Rassias (1925 - 2015), the William R. Kenan Professor emeritus, to promote cultural understanding and to strengthen communication among people around the world. It continues to operate under the leadership of the Office of the Provost. The Rassias Center's goals include training teachers in various aspects of the Rassias Method® as well as offering world language instruction to diverse groups of students around the world.
Mission
The mission of the Rassias Center for World Languages and Cultures is to promote cultural understanding and to strengthen communication among people around the world.
Programs
The Rassias Center works in-person and online to achieve its mission. Our programs reach people of diverse backgrounds and careers all around the world. Learn about our language programs.
Who We Are
Helene Rassias-Miles, Executive Director
Helene.Catherine.Rassias-Miles@dartmouth.edu
Kasey Needham, Administrative Assistant
Kasey.A.Needham@dartmouth.edu
Amanda Gillen, Programs and Finance Coordinator
Amanda.E.Gillen@dartmouth.edu
Jim Citron, Lecturer - Department of Spanish and Portugese, Language and Culture Specialist and Teacher - Rassias Center
Jim.Citron@dartmouth.edu