The Brooks Family Lecture this year featured Dartmouth Trustee Morton Kondracke ’60 who delivered remarks entitled “Jack Kemp, 2016 and the Future of American Politics.”
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During a recent Rockefeller Leadership Fellows session, Professor Samwick asked Fellows to consider real-life examples of blessing acting as curses and to apply the natural resource curse framework to their personal lives and leadership roles.
[more]2011–12 Easha Narayan '14 Environment Protection Agency: Green Chemistry Unit Washington, DC 2010–11 Hannah Kattermann '12 PlaNet Finance New York, NY 2009-10 Alexandra Mahler-Haug '11
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Mary Sieredzinski ’17 is incredibly busy on campus, as she runs varsity track and field, works as a shift leader GreenCorps, serves as the vice president to campus affairs in her sorority, and is in the fellowship of Christian athletes. But for the fourth successive term, Mary has also made the time to be a student program assistant for the Management and Leadership Development Program (MLDP). Mary first participated in the program in the winter of her sophomore year, and she enjoyed it so much she wanted to help the program function behind the scenes.
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Jeffrey Rosen, President and CEO of the National Constitution Center, was this year's Roger S. Aaron '64 lecturer and spoke on "The Future of Privacy, Free Speech and the Curse of Bigness: What Louis Brandeis Means Today."
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