A Mini-Grant allowed Feyaad Allie '16 to present his thesis research on the UK’s counter-radicalization strategy, Prevent, and the impact that it has had on Muslims communities in the UK, at the Stanford Research Conference last month.
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Latrell Williams ’16 has been a co-facilitator of the Student Discussion Group VoxMasters now for two terms. A program he has been participating in since his freshman year. “This is a nice job for something I like to go to anyways,” says Latrell.
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Jing Li ’16 has worked at the Rockefeller Center since her sophomore spring as a Student Program Assistant for Student Workshops.
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Sarah Ogren ’16 is the student program assistant for the Rockefeller Center's Student Mini-Grants. She leads a biweekly committee which deliberates on student funding proposals for conference attendence or campus events. “I appreciate the opportunity to lead a committee that makes an impact on campus,” Sarah says.
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During a recent Rockefeller Leadership Fellows session, Professor Samwick asked Fellows to consider real-life examples of blessing acting as curses and to apply the natural resource curse framework to their personal lives and leadership roles.
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