This series introduces the 2015-2016 Rockefeller Leadership Fellows. Each fellow reflects on why he or she wanted to be a part of the program and what aspects of leadership most interests them.
[more]This series introduces the 2015-2016 Rockefeller Leadership Fellows. Each fellow reflects on why he or she wanted to be a part of the program and what aspects of leadership most interests them.
[more]This series introduces the 2015-2016 Rockefeller Leadership Fellows. Each fellow reflects on why he or she wanted to be a part of the program and what aspects of leadership most interests them.
[more]As a First-Year Fellow, I worked at the Congressional Research Service (CRS), the research arm of the Legislative Branch, which serves both the House and Senate. Essentially, it is Congress’s think tank, delving into the details of any policy matter that congressional staff or members may be interested in. If someone from a congressional office wants to know further information about any subject, the CRS is obligated to offer objective, non-partisan information. It informs the legislative debate, but never gives policy suggestions or advice; only facts.
[more]This series introduces the 2015-2016 Rockefeller Leadership Fellows. Each fellow reflects on why he or she wanted to be a part of the program and what aspects of leadership most interests them.
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