Rockefeller Mini-Grant recipient Sofia Greimel-Garza '18 reflects on how she will be able to "communicate to people what Oxfam does, why their work is worthwhile, and how others can help further the goals of the organization."
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Spending the summer as an intern put me on the right track toward a job in a legislative office. It also yielded great connections in making that happen. Most importantly, the internship showed me that this line of work is very rewarding and exciting.
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You can sense that some travel bug has bitten them all. They’ve got that itch for adventure. It’s so visible—in their enthusiasm about languages, in their ambivalence about DC, in their nostalgia for Gaza and Indonesia and Sudan—it might as well be a rash across their foreheads.
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The Rockefeller Center hosted its annual Holiday Reception on Thursday, December 1st in Hinman Forum, located at the heart of the Rockefeller Center. Faculty and staff from the social sciences and others from centers and departments across campus joined together to kick off the holiday season.
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Professor Bedi challenged us to think in new ways about the role the State should or should not play in sanctioning certain kinds of relationships at a Thought Project dinner funded by the Rockefeller Mini-Grants program.
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