Although funding is a key ingredient that makes a leave-term internship experience possible for many students, the Rockefeller Center is equally focused on offering programs that fully prepare students to succeed in those opportunities.
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Victoria Meyer ’20, Rockefeller Global Leadership Program Participant, remarks that she "anticipates being more appreciative of the historical context to which cultural phenomena are developed" after participating in a session on Capoeira, a Brazilian martial arts.
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"My favorite part of the session, however, was towards the end, when the session evolved into more of a conversation and Dr Morris spoke about various psychological phenomena around difference in the workplace-gender, culture, race-and cited some studies that explore these phenomena."
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Participant, Steph Everett '19, reflects on a Rockefeller Global Leadership Program session with Dr. Gama Perucci about cultural biases and how they can "contaminate" one's world view.
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RGLP participants were pushed beyond their cultural ‘comfort zones’ with Capeoria, a Brazilian martial art form that combines elements of dance, acrobatics and music.
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