The First-Year Fellows program is a unique opportunity for first-year students to engage meaningfully in public policy early in their Dartmouth careers. Each year, around 20 students are selected and placed in fellowships with Dartmouth alumni in Washington, D.C., such as Judge John Mott ’81, who are willing to take on a significant mentoring role.
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During a Rockefeller Leadership Fellows session, Jay Davis '90 encourages Fellows to question “who am I, and who I ought to be?” on their journey to become leaders.
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On Thursday, June 16, 2016, the Nelson A. Rockefeller Center hosted its annual Student and Alumni Reception in Washington, DC. Each year the occasion provides an opportunity for the Center’s First-Year Fellows, newly arrived to the city and ready to embark on their 8-week summer internships, to meet and network with their Dartmouth Alumni mentors.
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2016 Law Day panel “Rethinking Capital Punishment: Recent Challenges” featured Stephen Bright, Christopher Keating ’86, David Ruhnke ’65, and Alexander Rundlet ’92, and was moderated by Samuel M. Braverman ’88.
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The First-Year Fellows program is a unique opportunity for first-year students to engage meaningfully in public policy early in their Dartmouth careers. Each year, around 20 students are selected and placed in fellowships with Dartmouth alumni in Washington, D.C., who are willing to take on a significant mentoring role.
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