John Jay Institute Hosts Executive Seminar
Anglican Chaplains of the ACNA Diocese of the Armed Forces and Chaplaincy (in formation) participated in a week-long seminar at the Institute. The seminar was entitled "On Greatness: A Study of Leadership and Virtue."
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Introducing the 2013 Saratoga Fellows
Our second class of Saratoga Fellows moves in on June 1. This cohort of fellows represents the Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force, and the Coast Guard and hail from various ROTC programs and the service academies.
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Politics of Gratitude: A Q&A with Dr. Mark T. Mitchell
Dr. Mark T. Mitchell of Patrick Henry College answers questions related to themes from his latest book and recent John Jay Institute Lecture
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A Tale of Two Cities: A Profile of Dan Ajamian (Fall ‘12)
Committing himself to his local community of Colorado Springs, Dan Ajamian recently directed two campaigns for the City Council.
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Bradley Appointed as Director of Philanthropy
Respected fundraiser Tiffany Bradley has joined the Institute leadership. Bradley has successfully raised funds for several non-profit groups including the Clare Boothe Luce Policy Institute, the Alabama Policy Institute, the Tax Foundation, and the Mercatus Center at George Mason University.
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Maibach Elected to Institute Board
In April, the John Jay Institute continued its growth in Philadelphia with the election of Mr. Michael Maibach to the Board of Governors.
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Taking Back the War Powers Clause
Jared McKinney '12 explores the limits of presidential authority in The Washington Times.
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Five Things that Define the John Jay Experience
An alumnus's visit to campus spotlights the things that make the Institute so uniquely effective.
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About John Jay
John Jay (1745-1829) was arguably the most religious, social, and politically conservative
of the principal founders of the American Republic. Named for this important American
founder, the mission of the Institute is to prepare committed men and women like Jay for leadership
in public life. It is our vision to raise up men and women of high principles who are
characterized by the virtues of wisdom and justice, truth and mercy, prudence and courage.
Clearly there is a pressing need for leadership today. In response, the Institute offers
residential fellowships for college graduates aspiring to public vocations as well as
various educational resources for anyone interested in exploring the nexus of religion
and public life.
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