Jovanay Carter, a member of the Class of 2019, has developed a project which highlights the experiences of black ballerinas in the United States from the mid-20th century to the contemporary era.
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At the Institute for the Study of War, I gained a deep understanding of Iraqi politics, geography and history, refined my Arabic-language skills, and tailored my writing skills to the policy community.
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The fellowship provides an unparalleled experience for first-year students to experience policymaking firsthand under the leadership of a Dartmouth graduate who we can observe, learn from, and strive to emulate.
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The Nelson A. Rockefeller Center was dedicated on September 24, 1983. His son, Rodman Rockefeller ’54, and members of the Class of 1930 were instrumental in the creation of the Center, inspired by the life of the former governor of New York and vice president of the United States.
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The final report synthesizes the lesson learned from 10 weeks of study on campus and two weeks of travel in Colombia and provides relevant background, analysis, and actionable recommendations for the U.S. around the primary research question of the role, if any, of the United States.
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I was a policy and advocacy intern at JustLeadershipUSA in New York City. JustLeadershipUSA is a non-profit advocacy organization fighting for criminal justice reform on a local, state, and national level.
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Jennifer is interested in political psychology, public opinion, and political methodology and her QSS senior thesis looks at how people react to civil comments from a politician compared to uncivil comments, and how much of a difference it makes to the public if politicians apologize for their un
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This internship gave me focus and peaked my interest in public policy and law. I am excited for all the new opportunities that this internship has opened, nurturing all the relationships I created in DC, and what this can mean for my career going forward.
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As governor of Vermont, Pingree earned the title of Vermont’s “grand old man,” a fitting summation of all that he did for the northeast.
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Applying academic frameworks to real-world situations was both exciting and challenging; I understand these concepts all the better for watching them play out in Oregon and will continue to incorporate them into my work and worldview.
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Genna is conducting a survey experiment using conjoint analysis and framing treatments to examine Americans' immigration policy preferences and how it is affected by immigration framing.
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As the U.S. moves forward, we must continually challenge our assumptions, seek out different viewpoints, and be bold in finding innovative solutions to current problems. Dare to dream, dare to believe, dare to do, and dare to be.
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