Articles for tag: Public Service

December 17, 2016

By Hannah Cleeton Professional women must perform a balancing act the church doesn”t prepare them to handle. A recent profile of the 114th Congress by the Congressional Research Service found women hold 108 seats in the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate, up from 82 seats in the 109th Congress 10 years earlier.1 As it becomes more common for women to run for and hold public office, that number will continue to climb. The statistic does not take into account women who work behind the scenes in the various House and Senate offices, as I do. In my

July 15, 2012

Christian Standard

Culture & Public Square Politics & Government

Milligan to Begin Offering Political Science Major

By Jennifer Taylor This fall, Milligan College in Tennessee will begin offering a political science major to prepare students to study law, work in government service, research, or teach in a school setting. Both a general track and an international politics track will be available. The general track is designed for students who desire a broad foundation in all areas of politics within the United States, while the international politics track prepares students to engage political realities within the context of global studies. The curriculum in the political science major provides a broad foundation in the study of American political

October 18, 2009

Christian Standard

Culture & Public Square Politics & Government

Reflections of a Public Servant

Â by Rod Roberts On July 21 I held a press conference at the Iowa State Capitol where I announced the creation of an exploratory committee to run for the office of governor. Since then I have made my candidacy official. The decision to run for governor came as the result of months of travel, meetings, conversations, and thoughtful deliberation. My family and many close friends were key in helping me make this decision. Many prayers were offered in the months leading up to my decision. I have been an extremely fortunate and blessed public servant for many years. My

December 6, 2006

Brad Dupray

Culture & Public Square Politics & Government

Interview with Ruth Elliott

Ruth Elliott shares how an unexpected path from Stanford led to public service in Washington, D.C. She reflects on faith, humility in a high-stakes environment, and practical counsel for young people pursuing diplomacy or government work.