"Participants in the second session of the 18S Rockefeller Professional Preparation Program (RP3) discovered what it meant to connect with others in a professional setting in order to seal the deal."...

Rebecca Brownell '18 interned with the Washington, D.C. Office of Senator Kirsten Gillibrand for the Summer 2017 term: "Career-wise, this internship has also reaffirmed my desire to work in politics and legislation after graduation."...

As a Class of 2020 First-Year Fellow Eliza Jane Schaeffer ’20 interned at the U.S. Department of Education under the mentorship of Lauren Kennedy ’02. During her internship, Eliza Jane helped her mentor complete various tasks, such as creating a seven-year calendar of grant competitions....

"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."...

"My experiences with the Public Protection and Advocacy Bureau reinforced my goals for personal and professional development, in that I wanted to do every job, no matter how small, to the best of my ability."...

As a Class of 2020 First-Year Fellow, Taylor Lane interned at the Congressional Research Service: Defense and Trade Division (CRS) under the mentorship of Mary Beth Nikitin ’96. As a research assistant, Taylor’s job entailed supporting the analysts in the defense policy section of the Foreign Affairs, Defense and Trade division in CRS....

"In the Rockefeller Professional Preparation Program’s first session of 2018 Spring, participants had the opportunity to discover how we, as busy Dartmouth students, can foster our ability to make decisions, understand our strengths and communicate to help design our lives."...

"Overall, the UNYA was an amazing experience. I learned so much about what problems the world faces today and how we can look for solutions. I also got to meet incredible people with great ideas."...

"My internship experiences have solidified my choice to minor in education. I place great value on bringing opportunities to those who have the potential, but not the access, and I was able to be part of managing outstanding programs for learners."...

“The most rewarding part of the fellowship experience was being able to combine my interest in government and economics with my passion for politics and aspiration to someday work in D.C. and hopefully in Congress."...