"One thing that sets RGLP apart is that there is direct faculty and staff interaction. Vincent (Mack), Sadhana (Hall), Joanne (Needham) and the rest of the Rocky staff all really engage and get to know the students outside of the classroom."...

Front Row (Left to right): Inviolata S. Chami, Lauren K. Martin, Julia Pomerantz ( RLF Program Assistant), Soyeun Yang, Cecelia Shao Second...

With the help of a Rockefeller Center Mini-Grant, Karen Wen '16 was able to attend Hominis 2016 in Cuba. "To say that the experience was a good one risks making an understatement—it was phenomenal."...

Nana Adjeiwaa-Manu ’16 spent over a year developing her thesis Grieving for the Ungrievable: Support Systems Among Bereaved Ghanaians in the United States and credits the Rockefeller Center and Mellon Mays programs with funding a total of 15 interview transcriptions....

Each year Rocky uses its annual tradition of a spring BBQ to celebrate its wonderful seniors, many of whom have spent a significant portion of their Dartmouth time at the Center.

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....

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....

Jing Li ’16 has worked at the Rockefeller Center since her sophomore spring as a Student Program Assistant for Student Workshops....

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....

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.