"The experiential opportunities I encountered during my internship at the Foreign Service Institute put to the test the skills and knowledge I learned at Dartmouth and apply them to practical situations."
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"One of the best parts about working in the Economic Policy office is its size –there are no research assistants and each economist is usually the only expert in their field in the office," says Daniel Shlien '18. "Therefore, I worked directly with leading economists, people whose opinions on a subject, whether it be housing or healthcare, move the needle in the world of policy."
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"My greatest interest in NNWO was because of this direct engagement with the key policy makers and advocates of the Navajo people. As a proud Navajo citizen, it was incredible to gain a new perspective on the issues facing our Nation and to be surrounded by those dedicated to solving them."
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Anwita Mahajan '17, an Economics major, reflects on her exchange experience at the University of Oxford's Keble College, illustrating how she was able to develop a more holistic perspective on economics by researching and studying British economic theory.
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Rockefeller Mini-Grant Recipient Sarah Gupta '19 reflects on how the "speaker shed a lot of light on the state of global health education and how it must change as we continue" at GlobeMed's 5th Annual Benefit Dinner.
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