At Dartmouth Leadership Attitudes and Behaviors (D-LAB), a cohort of 28s engaged in meaningful discussion and started to put their values into action as some of Dartmouth's newest undergraduate leaders.

Maxwell Blum Quantitative Social Science and Music Double Major "One of my favorite moments at the Rockefeller Leadership Fellowship was the...

Over the course of six weekly sessions, students meet in small groups and have the opportunity to bond with peers from across campus and connect with their upper-class facilitators through reflective and interactive activities. The conversations that take place broaden students’ understanding of themselves, their fellow classmates, and the Dartmouth experience itself....

"My friends like to joke and tell me I live in Rocky but honestly that’s probably true. I can’t think of a time when Rocky hasn’t been part of my Dartmouth experience and shaped or challenged me in some form."...

"Because of my involvement at the Center, Rocky has become a home for me over the past four years. The staff at Rocky have really added to my experience at Dartmouth and in many ways have become mentors and friends."...

"I wish I knew that people around me were facing similar challenges and most importantly, it’s okay for people to unashamedly express that reality."...

By providing ’21s with a space to think critically about their values and really examine how their everyday actions reflect these beliefs, DLAB facilitators serve as a resource to help their group of students demystify the abstract concepts of values and attitudes....

Welcome to Dartmouth! Amazing opportunities are available at the Rockefeller Center: the Public Policy minor, the Policy Research Shop, distinguished visitors to campus, student-led projects, and a broad range of internship, training and leadership development opportunities. Students who come to the Rockefeller Center find a home, mentors, and engaged peers.

More than anything, my involvement in the Rockefeller Center has inspired me to believe that leadership is a learned quality, and not something that you are just born with.

“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....