Her senior honors thesis will seek to understand the border politics of Colombia and Venezuela, given the Venezuelan refugee crisis of the last couple of years.
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One of the most interesting weeks of work was “Pitch Week” when entrepreneurs pitched to join the new Accelerator cohort. I loved getting to see first-hand each person’s passion for their product and how they want to fill US shelves with better, healthier options for consumers.
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This internship has reinforced my passion for Government. Attending briefings on subjects ranging from the Peace Corps to the Nomination of Justice Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court was the most rewarding and engaging component of my internship on the Hill. After each one, I walked away having gained a wealth of knowledge.
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What started as a casual conversation in 2004 between Dartmouth Class of 1925 Sociology Professor John Campbell and McGill University Sociology Professor John Hall turned into a compelling new publication on states’ responses to crisis.
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Jovanay Carter, a member of the Class of 2019, has developed a project which highlights the experiences of black ballerinas in the United States from the mid-20th century to the contemporary era.
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