"Reflecting on her experience during an off-campus visit to the Hanover Coop, Sarishka Desai ’20, remarked, 'Leadership is not always (and should not always) be top-down. Sometimes leading by example can produce the best results.'"
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The Rockefeller Center hosts a robust agenda of public programs to offer an even closer look at public policy and policymaking through the lens of public officials, distinguished scholars, political figures, journalists, and other civically engaged leaders and activists. These invited guests serve as an important part of the educational experience for students by visiting classes while on campus. During these interactions, they expose students to real-world life experiences, sharing insights and perspectives from their particular field.
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Class of 2018 Rockefeller Leadership Fellow Jonathan Chu ’18 is an Applied Mathematics major and Economics minor from Kansas City, Missouri.
[more]Over the past decade, more than fifty-five alumni have hosted students at their organizations for the eight-week summer fellowship portion of the program. This connection provides these undergraduates with the opportunity to engage meaningfully in public policy early in their college careers with the additional support of an alumni mentor who is interested in their success.
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Andrew Xiang '20, a Texas native, interned at the National Disability Institute under the mentorship of Director Michael Morris in Washington, D.C. this past summer as a First-Year Fellow.
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