The Nelson A. Rockefeller Center is a vibrant force in the intellectual life of Dartmouth College. In addition to supporting faculty scholarship and teaching, it is a premier program for training undergraduates about public policy and civic leadership. It upholds the ideals of public service and informed public debate exemplified by Nelson A. Rockefeller, formerly Governor of New York State and Vice President of the United States.

The Center pursues its objectives through a variety of programs, including the Minor in Public Policy and an exchange program at Oxford's Keble College; funding for student internships, grants for faculty research and conferences; interdisciplinary faculty seminars and workshops; lectures and discussions with distinguished scholars and policymakers; and extracurricular student organizations.

Department of Health, Washington, DC

Office of Senator Patty Murray, Washington, DC

Center for International Policy, Washington, DC

SIL International, Washington, DC

Cato Institute, Washington, DC

Office of U.S. Rep. Tom Allen (D-ME), Washington, DC

U.S. State Department, Washington, DC

Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor, Washington, DC

Office of Senator Rob Portman, Washington, DC

Washington Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights and Urban Affairs, Washington,DC

Office of Senator Edward Kennedy, Washington, DC

Office of Senator Judd Gregg, Washington, DC

Office of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, Washington, DC

Council on Hemispheric Affairs, Washington, DC

Department of Justice, Washington, DC

"Roll Call," Washington, DC

U.S. Department of State, Economic Bureau, Washington, DC

Common Cause, Washington, DC

Investigative Internship Program at Georgetown Law Center, Washington, DC

Public Defender Services of D.C., Washington, DC

Office of Congressman Bill Shuster, Washington, DC

The Climate Institute, Washington, DC

U.S. Attorney's Office, Washington, DC

Save the Children, Washington, DC

Children's Defense Fund, Washington, DC