Mini-Grant recipient, Tuong Vi Nguyen '21, shares her experience traveling to Myitkyina, Myanmar to collect stories from Kachin people. The Kachin people are an ethnic minority in Myanmar who are discriminated against and facing many challenges under the Myanmar military regime.
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Kelly Caputo, Class of 2019, graduates with a major in Sociology and a minor in Philosophy. Reflecting on her college experience and her involvement with the Rockefeller Center, she advises incoming students to "Try new departments, take fun classes, and study abroad (I went to India!)!"
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The Rockefeller Center is honored to announce that its very own Program Officer for Public Programs and Special Events, Joanne Needham, has received the prestigious Dartmouth College Lone Pine Award for Excellence in Passion and Commitment. This inaugural awards program intends to recognize Dartmouth College employees who have gone above and beyond in showing Dartmouth’s commitment to excellence in different areas of service.
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The Xi Lambda chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. partnered with No More Names, an inter-Ivy League police reform advocacy and awareness group, to organize a benefit concert for Campaign Zero, a campaign that finds direct policy solutions for police reform in the United States. OVO's artist Roy Wood$ performed on February 15th and helped fundraise over $3,000 for the cause.
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Mark Daniels, originally from Topsfield, MA, is graduating from Dartmouth College with a major in Government and a minor in Public Policy. The professors and staff at Rocky have helped shape Mark’s journey at Dartmouth. Marks looks up to Professor Charles Wheelan as someone who constantly illustrates his passion for what he teaches. Mark was able to connect with Professor Wheelan because of similar policy interests and enjoys how public policy professors are personally invested in what they teach.
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