The Class of 2019 First-Year Fellows arrived in Washington, DC this week and continue the second part of Civic Skills Training, which is designed to provide the necessary skills to excel in their placement internships and beyond.
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With the help of a Rockefeller Center Mini-Grant, Karen Wen '16 was able to attend Hominis 2016 in Cuba. "To say that the experience was a good one risks making an understatement—it was phenomenal."
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Each term, participants from the Management and Leadership Development Program are nominated by their peers for excellence in participation and demonstrating leadership by example.
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“Niki’s a natural when it comes to interviewing people and capturing the essence of their story and how it pertains to the Rockefeller Center’s mission."
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Nana Adjeiwaa-Manu ’16 spent over a year developing her thesis Grieving for the Ungrievable: Support Systems Among Bereaved Ghanaians in the United States and credits the Rockefeller Center and Mellon Mays programs with funding a total of 15 interview transcriptions.
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