"Working as an intern in the Senate was my chance to learn about American politics, and explore a part of the United States I have never been exposed to....I gained an insight into domestic politics, worked on legislative issues I was passionate about, and developed relationships."
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"My experience at the Brazil Institute has sparked my curiosity about private opportunities related to policy, especially ones that revolve around research and political risk."
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“Facilitation is a something you need to continue to practice, there is no exact formula,” says Emily Robertson '18, Student Program Assistant for Dartmouth Leadership Attitudes and Behaviors Program.
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Hassen credits the Rockefeller Center’s Dartmouth Leadership Attitudes and Behavior Program and the Management and Leadership Development Program for helping him develop the leadership skills that the Pickering fellowship program was seeking.
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"One of the best parts about working in the Economic Policy office is its size –there are no research assistants and each economist is usually the only expert in their field in the office," says Daniel Shlien '18. "Therefore, I worked directly with leading economists, people whose opinions on a subject, whether it be housing or healthcare, move the needle in the world of policy."
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