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Hanover, NH Vets Town Hall (2026)

Tuesday, November 10th at 6:00 PM

Free and open to all

Presented by VERN at Dartmouth College

All are invited to a Vets Town Hall in the Georgiopoulos classroom at Tuck LLC – Raether at Dartmouth College on Tuesday, November 10th, at 6pm in Hanover, New Hampshire. Veterans are invited to speak about what their service means to them. Non-veterans are encouraged to attend and listen. This event is free, non-political, and all perspectives are valued. There will be no debate on American foreign policy.

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What to Expect

For all attendees: All community members are invited to this event. Only veterans will speak, but non-veterans are encouraged to attend and listen. Throughout the event, you may hear something you agree or disagree with. You may have a question. Or you may want to say encouraging words with the intention to help. However, we ask that you please refrain from responding. We are simply here to listen and learn about what it was like to serve in the wars that this nation has chosen to fight.

For speakers: Tell us what your service means to you. Please tell us about your own experiences, whatever they may be, rather than speaking broadly about an issue or organization. You’re a member of our community, and it’s your stories, reflections, and insights that we’re anxious to hear. If you’re interested in speaking but aren’t sure what to speak about, click here for some questions that can serve as starting points. Each veteran will be given up to 10 minutes to speak. Veterans who would like to speak can mark that preference when registering. If you’re considering speaking but prefer not to register, we encourage you to attend. After pre-registered speakers go, the host will take speakers from the floor, time permitting. The goal is for every veteran who would like to speak to have a chance to do so. Of course, veterans (and all community members) are also welcome to simply attend and listen.

Getting There

Tuck LLC – Raether, Dartmouth College

42 Engineering Drive
Hanover, New Hampshire 03755 United States + Google Map

Directions:
If coming from I-91, you will take Exit 13 towards Hanover. After you cross Ledyard Bridge into Hanover, you will come to a stop light where you will turn left. When you drive up the hill, Channing Cox Parking lot will be on your left. 

If coming from I-89, you will take Exit 18 for Route 120. Take Route 120 into Hanover where you will go through town and leave town towards Vermont down W Wheelock St. At the bottom of W Wheelock, you will come to a stop light where you will take a right up the hill and at the top, Channing Cox parking lot will be on your left.

From the parking lot, follow signs made directing attendees to the Vets Town Hall. It is a short walk from the parking lot to the building. Once inside the building, make your way downstairs to the room. There are both stairs and elevator to get downstairs.

Parking: Parking for the event will be located at the Channing Cox parking lot. Overflow parking will be in the ECSC parking garage (a pin will be provided to gain access) and accessible parking will be in front of the venue. If you type in “Channing Cox Lot Hanover NH” into your GPS, it should bring you to the parking area. (You will pass the parking garage on your way up to Channing Cox Lot.)

Accessibility: The venue is fully accessible. There is accessible parking in front of the venue. If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to vermont@vetstownhall.org at least a week ahead of the event.

Community Partners

  • Jason Mosel

    Jason Mosel is a Network Engineer at Dartmouth College and a United States Marine Corp Veteran. Jason served as a TOW gunner from 2003-2007 completing three deployments including two to Iraq. Jason is an avid runner, homesteader, and veteran advocate. He started the Veteran Employee Resource Network at Dartmouth College in 2020 and continues to…