The Christie Institute for Public Policy will be holding its next event in the Public Service Lecture series with a virtual live video conversation between Governor Chris Christie, General James Mattis, and Leon Panetta
'Every time the Senate voted to weaken the filibuster in the past decade, the political dysfunction and gridlock have grown more severe. The political games playing out in the halls of Congress only fuel the hateful rhetoric and violence we see across our country right now. The truth is, my Democratic friends do not have all the answers and my Republican friends do not, either. This has always been the case.'
The Christie Institute for Public Policy, working in partnership with Seton Hall University School of Law, today announced a series of conversations on the benefits of bi-partisan public service to our nation. This series, which will take place through virtual, live monthly video conversations during the Law School’s 2021 spring term, will be conversations between former Governor Chris Christie and leaders who have served our state and our country in the Executive, Legislative, and Judicial branches.
The argument over the covid-19 crisis and recovery seems to be governed by the extremes. Some believe that this is exclusively a medical judgment — that until we can guarantee safety for virtually every American, we must keep our country on some form of lockdown. Then there are states such as Georgia, where the governor seems to believe that opening nail salons now is a national imperative without regard to the known risks. Neither is right.
The Christie Institute for Public Policy, a not-for-profit foundation founded by former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, and Seton Hall University School of Law announced an agreement that will provide educational and financial support for students of the School of Law. The Institute also has launched The Christie Institute for Public Policy Lecture Series, which will host quarterly national and international discussions on nonpartisan issues of consequence and importance to our society. Seton Hall students, faculty, administrators and alumni will participate in the events. To date, the Institute has hosted a discussion with New York Governor Andrew Cuomo at Seton Hall Law School and will host a discussion with former Secretary of State Dr. Henry Kissinger.
Former-Gov. Chris Christie’s alma mater, Seton Hall University School of Law, and the nonprofit Christie Institute for Public Policy are officially teaming up, a spokesperson for the former governor announced Tuesday. The nonprofit plans to donate money toward at least one scholarship or fund to pay off loans for Seton Hall Law students “who aspire to careers in public interest or public service.”
Former Gov. Chris Christie’s non-profit Christie Institute for Public Policy has formally teamed up with his alma mater, Seton Hall University School of Law, a spokeswoman for the former governor said. The partnership was announced Tuesday, about four months after Christie kicked off the initiative with a question-and-answer session with New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
Seton Hall students looking to get into public service may be eligible for financial support under a new agreement between the university's law school and former Gov. Chris Christie's policy institute, the two were expected to announce Tuesday. The Christie Institute for Public Policy, a nonprofit launched last year, plans to donate money toward one or more scholarships or a fund to repay loans for Seton Hall Law students 'who aspire to careers in public interest or public service', according to a joint announcement.