On Thursday, May 11 Paul Frymer, a professor of Politics and Director of the Program in Law and Public Affairs at Princeton University, examined the politics of American expansionism in the 19th century.
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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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The Rockefeller Center has constantly supported my academic, extracurricular, and personal pursuits – from the Public Policy minor, to Rockefeller Leadership Fellows, to Rockefeller Mini-grants for Link Up. At Rocky I gained a space to reflect upon my various experiences and think critically about how I want to grow as a leader.
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During the 2017 Law Day Celebration at Dartmouth, the Rockefeller Center hosted a series of events on May 4-5 that discussed the legal dimensions of cyber-security.
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"My favorite part of the session, however, was towards the end, when the session evolved into more of a conversation and Dr Morris spoke about various psychological phenomena around difference in the workplace-gender, culture, race-and cited some studies that explore these phenomena."
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