The Rockefeller Center congratulates members of the Class on 2020 on their selection into the First-Year Fellow program and acknowledges the support of dedicated alumni mentors who make this program possible.

"During my internship, I was able to further explore my career aspirations by meeting a plethora of junior officers and enlisted personnel in the US Navy. I participated in Command PT and even completed the Navy Physical Readiness Test (PRT) at Joint-Base Anacostia Bolling."...

"Working for the Brookings Institution was an invaluable experience that taught me a great deal about myself and about public policy. The higher-level research I was doing gave me a better understanding of the industry, and made me feel like I could make a real difference."...

“Not only did I learn the analytical and technical skills necessary to run computationally heavy simulations and simplify a regional industry to a set of 19 parameters, I also recognized how few of the factors that affect a disease are under human control.”...

“I conducted research on various health laws and policies, wrote reports on my findings, and attended many health-related conferences. I had the opportunity to write an article about the current health law debate that has been published in the Huffington Post.”...

Each session, MLDP participants nominate their peers for excellence and explain why their nominees made their experience in MLDP more beneficial and/or how their nominees provide an excellent example of leadership in the program.

"Making an immediate impact on policymaking in New Hampshire through the Policy Research Shop is one of the highlights of my Dartmouth experience, and I am thrilled that our reports were taken so seriously."...

The Rockefeller Center is proud to announce that twenty-nine members of the Class of 2017 have completed their degree requirements with a minor in public policy, which prepares students for both public and private sector careers in a variety of policy-related fields.

In essence, the Ivy Policy Conference was an enlightening experience and a great opportunity to meet and legislate with students from different backgrounds from all over the Ivy League.

Link Up's annual Sister to Sister conference brings middle school girls in the Upper Valley for a retreat discussing the many issues confronting young women, such as health and fitness, self-confidence, and relationships with friends and family....