“MLDP taught me to be aware: focusing on the strengths I have and using other people’s strengths to make a better team. I realize now that I can’t do everything, nor that I need to.”
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Hannah interned in the Program Department at the Clinton Global, where she was able to have “a direct impact on one of the biggest and most influential gatherings of world leaders” via her research.
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A Rockefeller Mini-Grant provided the opportunity for a faculty dinner discussion in celebration of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month.
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“The outdoor MLDP session was one of my most memorable experiences. It’s one thing to learn about leadership, it’s another to actually feel the rush and confusion that often accompanies it.”
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On Thursday, June 16, 2016, the Nelson A. Rockefeller Center hosted its annual Student and Alumni Reception in Washington, DC. Each year the occasion provides an opportunity for the Center’s First-Year Fellows, newly arrived to the city and ready to embark on their 8-week summer internships, to meet and network with their Dartmouth Alumni mentors.
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