Early bird registration is now open for the Rockefeller Alumni Conference! This conference is for you. Bask in two days of reconnecting with classmates, refining professional skills, networking with peers, and having fun!
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“The current moment,” says University of Chicago history professor and economic historian Jonathan Levy, “begins in the 1980s.” How the United States addresses that moment is still to be seen.
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Change doesn’t have to happen solely in the halls of the Capitol—it can happen anywhere, from back home in Montgomery to college at Dartmouth. This internship has had a profound effect on my future plans.
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Over the course of six weekly sessions, students meet in small groups and have the opportunity to bond with peers from across campus and connect with their upper-class facilitators through reflective and interactive activities.
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As part of the Market Abuse Unit, I performed data analysis with Python to assist with cases brought to the SEC, built a convolutional neural network to detect spoofing and layering (a form of illegal stock market manipulation), created an updateable price database of the S&P 500, and learned
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Brooks aimed to encourage the group to disagree better, forge a new model of aspirational leadership and unite the country.
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My fellowship primarily centered around the Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) Act of 2014, which enabled states to establish tax-advantaged savings accounts for people with disabilities similar to 529 College Savings Accounts.
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I really enjoyed working for a public policy organization which illustrated the importance our fellow citizens play in administering justice. The jury system is part of the fabric of this country and what makes it so great.
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Wendy Davis is the founding director of Deeds Not Words, a non-profit that seeks to empower and activate the voices of young women in public and political discourse.
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My favorite part of the fellowship experience was having the chance to attend several congressional hearings over the course of the summer on a wide range of issues, from rising healthcare costs, to the US-China trade war, and even the state of American diplomacy according to Secretary of State P
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Todd is passionate about critical ethnic studies, Asian American studies, and urban geography. His thesis engages the complicated webs of real estate speculation, race, life, and neoliberalism.
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The Ajou Institute of Unification (AIU) is a think-tank based in Suwon, South Korea studying policies regarding North Korean development cooperation, Korean bilateral trade, and Korean reunification.
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