Joshua DuBois led the White House Office of Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships in President Obama’s first term and was called the President’s “Pastor-in-Chief” by TIME Magazine....

My experience at New America this summer has given me a comprehensive overview of the many stakeholders involved in both public and global health, and I have developed a greater understanding for how healthcare operates at the federal and global level.

This conference provided me with an insight in what a future in earth science research could look like, and it made me excited about the prospect of continuing to pursue research at graduate school.

First-Year Fellow William Johnson ’19 interned at the Government and Finance Division at the Congressional Research Service with alumni mentor Elizabeth Rybicki ’96....

My experiences inside and outside of the classroom have allowed me a unique understanding of interdisciplinary connections and diverse individuals as well an appreciation for reflection, communication, and questioning.

Nicole Castillo '17 describes how her internship at Washington Office on Latin America "deepened my knowledge of what advocacy looks like in DC, something that I had not been exposed to previously."...

The Ivy Leadership Summit was an incredible opportunity to expose myself to the different opportunities in Global Health. It took a broad interest of mine and gave me the chance to meet leaders in the field. I now have more direction in what I want to explore career wise.

Leadership is a learning curve, where perfection is unattainable but must be strove for regardless.

Casual Thursday, an on-campus improv group, set the tone for a learning environment that rewards individuals for pushing the boundaries of their comfort zones in order to grow as individuals.

On Monday, January 23 rd, former Executive Director of the Office of Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships and CEO of Values Partnerships Pastor Joshua DuBois spoke on the challenges in the realms of race and religion in America.