Ward Lecture Draws Record Crowd
Institute Partners with University of Colorado - Colorado Springs for Premier Event
Colorado Springs, Colo. - A crowd of more than 250 packed the new Upper Lodge facility on the campus of the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs to hear Oxford 
University Chaplain, the Rev. Dr. Michael Ward, offer his insights into how the late C.S. Lewis might address the political and cultural issues of contemporary America.
The lecture was co-hosted by the John Jay Institute and the Department of Political Science and their recently chartered Center for the Study of Government and the Individual.Spearheaded by department chair Dr. James Null and faculty member Dr. Joshua Dunn, the university's partnership meant a highly successful event for both organizations and a diverse crowd introduced to well-reasoned Christian conservative discourse on current and important issues from historic perspectives.
Guests in attendance included several local and state political office holders, faculty from the Political Science and History departments as well as campus academic and administration officials, students and a broad cross section of John Jay Institute and UCCS supporters.
