Change doesn’t have to happen solely in the halls of the Capitol—it can happen anywhere, from back home in Montgomery to college at Dartmouth. This internship has had a profound effect on my future plans....

Wendy Davis is the founding director of Deeds Not Words, a non-profit that seeks to empower and activate the voices of young women in public and political discourse. She spoke with Dartmouth students in an afternoon session at the Rockefeller Center on “Deeds Not Words: Taking Action to Make Change.”...

Makena Kauhane'19 interned on Capitol Hill for the office of Senator Brian Schatz (D-HI) during the 2018 Summer Term. The following is an...

As a First-Year Fellow, Michael Morck ’21 interned at the Office of U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand under the mentorship of Kirsten...

As a First-Year Fellow, Maddie Sach ’21 interned at the Office of U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand under the mentorship of Kirsten Gillibrand...

As a First-Year Fellow, Jared Cape ’21 interned at the Office of U.S. Congresswoman Anne McLane Kuster under the mentorship of Ann McLane...

This internship has reinforced my passion for Government. Attending briefings on subjects ranging from the Peace Corps to the Nomination of Justice Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court was the most rewarding and engaging component of my internship on the Hill. After each one, I walked away having gained a wealth of knowledge.

As governor of Vermont, Pingree earned the title of Vermont’s “grand old man,” a fitting summation of all that he did for the northeast....

My experience working at the Senator’s office has reinforced both my approach to academic work at Dartmouth and my future career plans. I want to thank the Rockefeller Center, because this internship is one that will stay with me forever and one that has deeply influenced my goals and aspirations for the future....

At Dartmouth, Choate was known as a diligent and faithful student with extraordinary progress in mental discipline and study. Fellow students testified to “the supremacy which he held here, in the unanimous judgement of fellow students.”...