In this series, the Rockefeller Center features our Student Program Assistants, student staff who contribute significantly to the success of the Center’s events, programs, and activities.
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Public policy courses draw faculty from across the social sciences and interdisciplinary programs. Undergraduates who minor in public policy often describe it as the “perfect way” to better understand how policy affects all aspects of society—from urban development, international relations, and technological change to health care, education, and the law.
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The Rockefeller Center hosted a panel of Dartmouth Government Department faculty on Thursday, February 11, 2016 on a discussion titled “Is there Life after Iowa and New Hampshire? The Political Prospects in the Races for the Party Nominations."
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As a fully integrated member of the Oxford community, Megan Mishra '17 took ecoomics courses in the British tutorial system that counted towards her major. She explains her experience here.
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The fourth annual symposium put on by Geisel’s chapter of Physician for Human Rights, the Nathan Smith Society, and the Dartmouth Coalition for Global Health explored the issue of refugee health. The event, A Place for the Displaced, was a chance to foster discussion around the current Syrian refugee crisis and to shed light on the pockets of refugees living in communities near us such as Manchester, Concord and Burlington.
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