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Rocky On Camera - Learn more about what the Rockefeller Center has to offer

Welcome to the Rockefeller Center 25s! We want to introduce you to all the Rocky has to offer. Please check out these videos to learn what Rocky has to offer!
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Deputy Director Sadhana Hall's Book "Leadership Blueprints" Released

Sadhana Hall, has just released her second book "Leadership Blueprints," available on Amazon today. In preparation for the book's launch, Sadhana sat down to answer a few questions about her latest book.
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Check Out Our Seniors' Honors Theses!

Huge congratulations to all of our seniors who completed Honors Theses! You will be able to find the titles of their theses in this article.
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The Rockefeller Center Remembers Gama Perruci

The Rocky family will forever be grateful to Gama for his contributions to the leadership programs offered by our Center and his impact on the students. We will miss his presence, his smile, and the joy that he spread around whenever he visited us -- he will always be with us.
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Blog Post: "Intersectional Feminist Perspectives on the U.S. Military Draft: The Politics of Inclusion, Compulsion, and Progress"

"The Politics of Inclusion, Compulsion, and Progress" was a virtual roundtable event that focused on the U.S. policy of Selective Service registration and its potential expansion to women.
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Blog Post: Rotaract Humanitarian Day

Lucy Biberman '23 helped host several events on Rotaract Humanitarian Day (a day to to honor and draw attention to Dartmouth alumni pursuing humanitarian work after college) and showed current students that humanitarian careers are fulfilling and viable option for post-grad life.
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MLDP Spring 2021 Excellence

Each term, the Management Leadership Development Program provides students with the opportunity to reflect on their leadership experience and become more effective leaders. The program has compiled the collaborated comments about those who completed the program with excellence this past term.
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Policy Research Shop: One Day, Two States, Four Hearings

As the pandemic forced them to work remotely, Rocky's Policy Research Shop (PRS) students adapted and thrived.
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Navigating, Consuming, and Working in Journalism amidst an “Age of Suspicion”

Alissa Rubin (International Correspondent for The New York Times) discussed the causes and consequences of today’s shifting perceptions of fact-based journalism, as well as ways in which readers and journalists can actively reshape their interactions with pieces of journalism.
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Panelists Reflect on Their Paths to Careers in Racial and Social Justice

On May 10th, Jessica Guthrie ’10, Janos Marton ’04, and Jorge Miranda ’01 discussed their career paths and their intersections in racial and social justice, and explained how they balance their commitment to racial and social justice with personal goals.
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Drug Court: Where Justice Meets Treatment

As NH and the nation face a crippling opioid epidemic, Chief Justice Tina Nadeau explains that if we want to increase public safety, reduce the cost of incarceration, and return offenders to the community as productive members, we need to invest in alternatives to incarceration.
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Discussing the Past, Present, and Future of the Supreme Court

On April 29, the Rockefeller Center welcomed NPR Legal Affairs Correspondent Nina Totenberg, who provided insight on the future of the Supreme Court and answered audience questions regarding current pending cases as well as her decades of experience in covering the Court.
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