Leah Daughtry ’84, community organizer, two-time chief executive of the Democratic National Convention committee, and pastor of the House of Lord Church in Washington, D.C., returned to Dartmouth to receive the Rockefeller Distinguished Public Service Award.
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Rocky has taught me that leadership requires action and taking responsibility. My experiences in the Policy Research Shop and as a First-Year Fellow taught me that to be a leader, I would have to be the one always willing to work the hardest. Teaching me that leadership requires action has been very valuable, and helped me in many other aspects during my time at Dartmouth.
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Please join us Thursday, May 25, at 5 p.m. in Filene Auditorium in Moore Hall for a special lecture entitled “The Clothes in Your Closet Tell a Story: Toward a More Just and Humane Global Garment Industry” featuring workers’ rights activist Kalpona Akter.
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Hassen credits the Rockefeller Center’s Dartmouth Leadership Attitudes and Behavior Program and the Management and Leadership Development Program for helping him develop the leadership skills that the Pickering fellowship program was seeking.
[more]Professor Anna Kirkland, the Associate Director of the Institute for Research on Women and Gender (IRWG) at the University of Michigan explores how activists and government actors come to know, identify, and compensate for vaccine injuries, and what recent debates over vaccine safety reveal about democratic engagement.
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