On March 4th, Tuck Professors Peter Fisher and Curt Welling met with Dartmouth students and community members at the Rockefeller Center’s second-to-last Rocky Watch event of the winter termto discuss the severe price volatility seen in the stocks of companies such as GameStop and AMC last month.
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Amia Srinivasan, the Chichele Professor of Social and Political Theory at All Souls College, Oxford, spoke at the Roger S. Aaron ‘64 Lecture titled “Sexual Politics After #MeToo,” and offered her insights into the complexities of the #MeToo movement.
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In this increasingly globalized world, we will inevitably encounter people with different cultures or worldviews than our own. Building platforms for dialogue across difference will be essential for success in the workplace or in interpersonal relationships. Through a series of discussions, presentations, and simulations, RGLP provided me with a variety of tools to navigate the complex and interconnected world in which we live today.
[more]For as long as I can remember, it’s been a personal mission of mine to be prepared for any and all situations. Growing up, I hated improvisation more than anything, rather preferring to spend an ungodly amount of time researching, practicing, or preparing in any way possible, to an unhealthy degree. For the longest time, my mindset was, “never walk into a situation blind.” In general, I tended to dislike unknowns. And in hindsight, this likely stemmed from fear of making a mistake, of being wrong, of not being the faultless brainchild my ego likes to think I am.
[more]My experience with Rockefeller Global Leadership Program has been stellar. I learned a lot, more than I thought I would, especially about myself and what my identity means in the context of navigating the world. Growing up in such a diverse community, a child of immigrants, I always assumed I had strong grasp on intercultural communication and being open-minded. Being in this program however, showed me things I never considered about my value system and how the skills I use in my daily life are a result of my upbringing.
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