Constance Milstein

Attorney, Entrepreneur, Senior Business Executive, and Philanthropist

Attorney, Entrepreneur, Senior Business Executive, and Philanthropist.

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ICYMI: A Day in the Life of NYU-DC Students

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If they are not interning for Congress members, they are likely interning or volunteering for some federal or nonprofit organization. The wide availability for these kinds of opportunities is what attracts students to NYUDC in the first place. The site is known for providing insight into U.S. politics, media and society through co-curricular and extracurricular activities with well known companies and organizations.

–NYU Student Juaquin Robles

Read more via nyunews.com: Day in the Life: Washington D.C.

NYMag: The Most Diplomatic Gifts, According to White House Social Secretaries

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Dog Tag Bakery’s brownies were one of the gifts recommended by two former White House Social Secretaries in a recent article for nymag.com.

If there is one type of person who knows how to give an appropriate and tasteful gift, it’s a White House social secretary. So we found two: Lea Berman, social secretary for George and Laura Bush, and Jeremy Bernard, social secretary for Barack and Michelle Obama, who happen to also be co-authors of the forthcoming book, Treating People Well: The Extraordinary Power of Civility at Work and in Life. They picked out five sure-to-please, and will definitely not offend, gifts (that would be good for co-workers or people you don’t know that well), as well as some lovely holiday cards.

“Showing appreciation of service members and veterans was so important to the Bushes and Obamas…Send a batch of brownies and support our veterans at the same time!”

Read more via nymag.com: The Most Diplomatic Gifts, According to White House Social Secretaries