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  • Rockefeller Mini-Grants Program Recap: 18th Annual Inuit Studies Conference

    December 19, 2012

    Starting this fall, we began to offer Rocky Mini-Grants as a way to support students and student organizations who took initiative to extend their learning outside of the classroom.  The funding decisions and other program logistics are provided by our Rockefeller Center Student Program Assistants. This report was submitted by Meghan A. Topkok '13 as part of her grant documentation requirements.

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  • Internships 101: Use the Winter Break to Land an Upcoming Internship

    December 17, 2012

    Written by student program assistant Kate Shelton ’14 and Rockefeller Center Staff, the following is a post to help to provide resources and ideas on finding and securing internships. Though this post was written with Dartmouth College students in mind, it's advice that anyone searching for an internship experience can reference. Think about the equivalent office, department or academic center on your campus.

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  • Rockefeller Student Assistant Profile: Maryna Marchanka

    December 13, 2012

    This winter break, we are taking the time to appreciate the many student program assistants that help the Rockefeller Center run smoothly. Without the support and time of these students, many of our programs would not yield the same impact and outreach that currently exists for Dartmouth students. This series of posts will document the daily tasks of student program assistants, what they do, and anything else they care to share about their experiences. The first student to be featured is Maryna (Marina) Marchanka, a graduate student pursuing a Masters of Arts in Liberal Studies.

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  • Prof. Samwick Shares Thoughts on Fiscal Cliff in @usnews and Dartmouth Now

    December 1, 2012

    "Our biggest problem is that we’ve become accustomed to having a tax system that doesn’t raise enough revenue to cover our expenses. We’d be closer to it if we allowed all the policies in the fiscal cliff to actually revert. It’s not ideal to have them all revert at once, but that’s better than continuing to kick the can down the road. When you come to a fiscal cliff, take it." -- Andrew Samwick, Dartmouth Now Faculty Forum

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