Turnbull Lecture Offers Shaftesbury Model to Record Crowd
During his presidency George W. Bush advocated a “compassionate conservatism” and was ridiculed by many on the political left and right for doing so.
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John Jay Institute in South Korea
Attended by over 100 aspiring entrepreneurs of 38 different nationalities, the conference was designed and organized by Handong Global University under the sponsorship of UNESCO to encourage sustainable economic growth through job creation and commerce, particularly in developing nations.
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Alumni Profile - Abraham Lee
Abraham Lee is Professor of International Business at Handong Global University in Pohang, Korea. In addition, he leads the private consulting practice, Pacific Strategy Institute, which consults western firms and organizations reaching foreign markets as well as provides networking opportunities for Western experts
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Affiliated Scholars Enrich the Educational Experience
Desiring to enhance and continue their professional development through research, scholarship, and creative activities in a think-tank environment, the Affiliated Scholars will help shape the programs and priorities of the Institute
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Philadelphia Facts - First Continental Congress
On the eve of the American Revolution, Congress was convened in response to the British closure of Boston’s port. American public consensus was that a united response of the colonies was appropriate...
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John Jay Fellow Profile - Mark & Adrienne Meador
Spring 2008 John Jay Fellow, Mark Meador is completing his last year of law school at the University of Houston Law Center (UHLC) and, his wife and Fall 2007 John Jay Fellow, Adrienne (Morehead) Meador, teaches fourth grade in Houston, Texas, where they reside.
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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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