The Rockefeller Center staff and faculty congratulate the Dartmouth Class of 2020! We've made a short video to express our gratitude and pride....

" When I start my professional journey this summer, I am confident that the skills, knowledge, and relationships I gained during my time at Rocky will be remarkably valuable to me."...

" I will miss the home base that the Rockefeller Center has provided me over my four years at Dartmouth, but I know that the friends, mentors, and memories I have made will continue to ground and support me in the years to come."...

"I am unsure where my endeavors will take me after I graduate, but I will always be indebted to the Rockefeller Center for giving me the best possible opportunity to develop into a more confident and capable scholar and citizen."...

Through my involvement in the Rockefeller Center, I have developed life-long friendships with peers and mentors. These friendships challenge me to be a more thoughtful, confident, and mindful version of myself, while always making me feel at home. I am incredibly grateful for the support the Rockefeller Center has given me during my time at Dartmouth, and I cannot wait to continue being a part of the Rocky Family… even as I transition from student to alum....

As a high school senior, perhaps the greatest single factor in my decision to attend Dartmouth was the Nelson A. Rockefeller Center. I was impressed with the emphasis on experiential learning and career preparation to go along with the numerous academic opportunities. Now as a senior in college, looking back on my time at Dartmouth, I find that some of the most fulfilling and transformative experiences were a result of the Rockefeller Center.

" Rocky has been a cornerstone of my time at Dartmouth: academically, professionally, and emotionally. I’m thankful for the relationships I’ve forged and the doors that were opened to me by virtue of the Rockefeller Center."...

" There was silence in the Class of 1930 Room as Fellows breathed in, soaking up Vogele’s calm voice and Thich Nhat Hanh’s words, and breathed out, hopefully releasing the stress of the uncertainty and mixed emotions inherent in their senior year at the College."...

During the Fall Retreat, the Rockefeller Leadership Fellows enjoyed hearing from Jay Davis ’90 and learning about distinct styles for working in groups....

On September 26, Dr. Matthews presented "Leadership Paradigm: The Good and The Bad." Through the session, we learned what leadership means and how to become a leader. He used a storytelling method to describe his journey as a leader and how he handled obstacles along the way....