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Winter 2012 Rockefeller Center Newsletter
Vol. 17, No. 2 -- Winter 2012
The Rockefeller Center electronic newsletter is published at the beginning of each term, and is a summary of news and notes.
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| Approximately fifty Dartmouth staff, students, and faculty members collaborated with Bloomberg, The Washington Post, and WBIN-TV to bring the first Republican Presidential Debate about the economy to Dartmouth on October 11, 2011. |
"I think [the debate] is a great opportunity to get students excited...It's important for participation, it's important for citizenship, it's important for instilling civic values."
- Barbara Richards '13
Rockefeller Center Director Andrew Samwick writes that "Public attention over the past several months has been divided between a lackluster Republican field of candidates and the emergence of the Occupy Wall Street movement." In his Winter 2012 Direct Line, Prof. Samwick shares thoughts on what he will be looking for as Occupy Wall Street transitions from a popular movement to a political movement.
What you might have missed during Fall 2011:
- Dartmouth hosted the Republican Presidential Debate about the economy on October 11, 2011. What did students think about the event, and how did they participate and engage in the political process as New Hampshire gears up for the First in the Nation Presidential Primary?
- The Rockefeller Center awarded funding for three additional senior honors thesis grants, three faculty research grants, and seven public policy interns during the fall 2011 term.
- James Wright, President Emeritus and Eleazar Wheelock Professor of History at Dartmouth College delivered the 2011 Veterans Day Lecture: Remembering Those "who have borne the battle". Watch video of the program and see photos from fall 2011 events; fall 2011 program posters.
- Snapshots from our Curricular Programs, Rockefeller Leadership Fellows, and Management & Leadership Development Program.
What to look forward to during the Winter 2012 Term:
- Upcoming Public Programs this winter include David Walker, former US Comptroller General, who will give a Pre-NH Primary lecture on Monday, January 9th at 4:30 PM in Filene Auditorium. We will also host programs regarding "Our Foreign Affairs Constitution: The President, Congress, and the Making of International Law" with Oona Hathaway on January 12th; "Why Civil Resistance Works: Nonviolence in the Past and Future" with Prof. Erica Chenoweth on February 3; and on February 8, we will welcome Dr. Peter Orszag, Vice Chairman of Global Banking, Citigroup, Inc., Adjunct Senior Fellow, Council on Foreign Relations, Contributing Columnist, Bloomberg View, and Former Director, Office of Management and Budget, Obama Administration. See the full list of Winter 2011 public programs here, and on the Rocky Calendar.
- Policy Research Shop (PRS) gears up for a busy Winter Term. Read more...
- Former Rockefeller Center Director, Professor Linda L. Fowler, teaches
PBPL 52: Leadership and Political Institutions (PDF)
, for the first time. Watch a video interview with Professor Fowler discussing the importance of institutional leadership and how it relates to the current political environment.
- We profile Rockefeller Center Leadership Fellow Julius Bedford '12. Read more...
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Upcoming Deadlines:
- Registration deadlines for MLDP workshops, such as Tools & Techniques for Facilitating Group Leadership Discussion and Activities, Public Speaking, Networking (using LinkedIn), Project Management, and more - ongoing, please see our profile page for more information
- Dartmouth-Oxford Exchange Application Deadline - February 1, 2012
- Spring 2012 Internship Funding Application Deadline - February 1, 2012
- Spring 2012 Words and Their Consequences DCF Event Funding Proposal Deadline - February 3, 2012
- Spring 2012 Management & Leadership Development Program Application Deadline - February 24, 2012
- Application Deadline for Center for the Study of the Presidency and Congress - March 1, 2012
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