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Our panelists explore the Future of Science, Security, and Sovereignty in the Arctic and Greenland. PANELISTS Marisol Maddox. Senior Arctic Fellow, Institute of Arctic Studies Ms. Marisol Maddox currently serves as a Senior Arctic Fellow at the Institute of Arctic Studies in the Dickey Center at Dartmouth. She is a specialist in Earth systems security, with a focus on the Arctic region. Her transdisciplinary research considers the Arctic nexus of geopolitics, security, and environmental change. She is particularly interested in how actorless threats— such as the surpassing of planetary boundaries-- interface with the larger threat environment. She specializes in cooperative, multifunctional solutions development, which prioritizes a systems approach toward risk mitigation, targeting both acute and chronic risks while maximizing added benefits. Dr. Sara Olsvig. International Chair, Inuit Circumpolar Council (ICC), Greenland (Participating remotely) Sara Olsvig, PhD, is the Chair of the Inuit Circumpolar Council (2022–2026). As an Inuk leader she is a dedicated defender of Indigenous Peoples’ rights and human rights. Matthew Druckenmiller. Arctic Innovation Fellow, Institute of Arctic Studies Matthew Druckenmiller joined the Institute of Arctic Studies as an Arctic Innovation Fellow in January 2026. In this role, he is working with Dartmouth faculty, students, and Arctic partners to advance scholarship that informs Arctic and polar policy on issues of climate, food security, energy transitions, cultural preservation, and human rights, among other issues. Since 2006, Matthew has worked within the coastal regions of Arctic Alaska, investigating the connections between changing sea ice conditions, marine mammal habitat, and Indigenous community use of sea ice for hunting and travel. Over the years, his work has centered on Arctic community-based observations and data management, advancing interdisciplinary, policy-relevant, and applied Arctic science, and communicating the societal and ecological implications of rapid Arctic climate and environmental change. Melody Brown Burkins. Director, Institute of Arctic Studies (Moderator) Melody Brown Burkins, PhD, is the Director of the Institute of Arctic Studies, Senior Associate Director in the John Sloan Dickey Center for International Understanding, and Adjunct Professor of Environmental Studies at Dartmouth. In January 2022, she was also named the UArctic Chair in Science Diplomacy and Inclusion at Dartmouth and also serves on the UArctic academic advisory board, Mimir. With over 30 years of experience as a polar scientist working in academia and governance, she is an advocate for policy-engaged scholarship, experiential education, and the support of science policy and diplomacy initiatives advancing sustainability, inclusive governance, and gender equality in the Arctic and around the world. This event was sponsored by the Institute of Arctic Studies. Dartmouth College, February 9, 2026