As part of the Thurlow M. Gordon Lecture series, Todd Henderson of the University of Chicago, discussed the importance of societal trust in human progress and the role of trust-creating institutions.
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"Marton also recommended that those sympathetic to the cause of criminal justice reform should seek ways to organize at the local level, invest in directly impacted communities, and avoid using othering language such as 'convict' and 'felon.'"
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In honor of Veterans Day, Dartmouth held a November 7th screening of the film, Dateline-Saigon, followed by a discussion with producer and director Tom Herman and History Professor Edward Miller, Founding Director of the Dartmouth Vietnam Project.
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The Rockefeller Center hosts a robust agenda of public programs to offer an even closer look at public policy and policymaking through the lens of public officials, distinguished scholars, political figures, journalists, and other civically engaged leaders and activists. These invited guests serve as an important part of the educational experience for students by visiting classes while on campus. During these interactions, they expose students to real-world life experiences, sharing insights and perspectives from their particular field.
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Class of 1930 Fellow Ambassador Jane Hartley discusses her experience as U.S. Ambassador to the French Republic and the Principality of Monaco between 2014 and 2017. Specifically, she elaborates on her belief in public diplomacy and her understanding of America’s role when unthinkable acts of terrorism strike abroad.
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