On Monday, March 2, 2020, Class of 1964 Policy Research Shop students Andrew Culver '22, Paul Hager 22', and Tyler Work '20 traveled to Concord to testify before the New Hampshire House Committee on Science, Technology, and Energy, chaired by Rep. Robert Backus....

As a first generation American-born citizen, I’ve had the privilege to grow up in an environment where my cross-cultural experiences have...

Growing up, I was always fascinated observing Russia and America engage in a power struggle within the world. As someone who grew up with an...

It often seems to me that people in the 21 st Century are both closer and farther apart. People nowadays are more aware of societies and...

I decided to apply for this RGLP because I thought it would allow me the opportunity to eliminate culture shock when immersed in a foreign...

When reflecting upon comedy and its role in facilitating cross-cultural conversations, Sadhana shared that humor depends ultimately on trust...

RGLP has broadened my perspective on culture and the role it plays in not just academic and professional settings, but the world in general...

The Rockefeller Global Leadership Program is unique in the fact that most, if not all, leadership programs around the country in various...

For our sixth RGLP session, Becky Field, who photographs cultural diversity in New Hampshire, came to show us her photo projects and speak...

Adaptability is one of the most challenging aspects of intercultural interactions. This is reflected through personal experiences, such as...