Rockefeller Global Leadership Program
Intentionally increase your comfort and understanding of people and cultures who are different in thoughts, beliefs, words, and actions; and learn how to lead by creating a climate of respect.
COVID-19 Update
The Rockefeller Global Leadership Program (RGLP) is planning for a return to in-person programming for the 2021-2022 year.
About the Program
The Rockefeller Global Leadership Program (RGLP) engages a diverse group of Dartmouth students who seek to develop their intercultural leadership competencies, which have become increasingly crucial in the corporate, public, and non-profit sectors.
Each Monday throughout the term, a cohort of 20-25 students will have in-depth discussions about topics such as cultural identity, cross-cultural communication, diversity, self-awareness, and leadership. Students will develop a comprehensive understanding of leadership in a global context through a multitude of small-group and individual activities, including scenario act-outs, case studies, and group presentations. Theory meets practice with a culminating weekend field excursion to Montreal or Boston.
By the end of the program, students are better equipped to make a positive impact during culturally diverse experiences such as foreign study programs, field research projects, volunteering, internships, and post-graduation careers.
Application Process
The application process includes an online application and a short Zoom interview.
Deadlines:
- The application for Fall 2021 is currently closed.
- Applications for Winter 2022 will become available by early October.
Eligibility
RGLP is offered during fall, winter, and spring terms. All sophomores, juniors, and seniors are welcome to apply, regardless of major. First-year students who are veterans or have taken at least one gap year before coming to Dartmouth are also welcome to participate in RGLP.
For more information, email us at Rockefeller.Global.Leadership.Program@dartmouth.edu, or contact the program officer Leslie Wagner.
"I am grateful to the Rockefeller Center for providing me with a wealth of opportunities to explore culture in the broadest sense of the word."
India Nelson '20
"RGLP created the space for us to not only ask uncomfortable questions about selfhood, but also a space for us to pursue being."
Mahealani DuPont '21
"Through RGLP, I have developed a deep appreciation for ambiguity, given that I have been provided with some additional tools on how I can be more adaptable."
Catherine Good '21
