Assistant Professor of Government Mia Costa discussed the shift towards uncivil appeals to social identity, and the implications it holds for political representation, at her Rocky Watch lecture.
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As a high school senior, perhaps the greatest single factor in my decision to attend Dartmouth was the Nelson A. Rockefeller Center. I was impressed with the emphasis on experiential learning and career preparation to go along with the numerous academic opportunities. Now as a senior in college, looking back on my time at Dartmouth, I find that some of the most fulfilling and transformative experiences were a result of the Rockefeller Center.
[more]On Wednesday, April 8th, Dartmouth’s Robert Clements Professor of Democracy and Politics and Interim Director of the Rockefeller Center, Russel Muirhead, spoke at the Rockefeller Center’s first Rocky Watch event of the spring term.
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"Rocky has been a cornerstone of my time at Dartmouth: academically, professionally, and emotionally. I’m thankful for the relationships I’ve forged and the doors that were opened to me by virtue of the Rockefeller Center."
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The 2020 GlobeMed Annual Benefit Dinner not only raised over $300 to support health initiatives by the Kachin Women’s Association of Thailand (KWAT), but also educated students on the mission of KWAT and global childhood hunger and mortality.
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