Switching from COVID-19 to some of the ongoing critical issues in health and human services, we have current class members Hannah Korn-Heilner, @ACNJforKids, and LNJ ‘19 alum Molly Debevoise Rennie, @UnitedWayNNJ, to discuss Growing Up Poor in the Garden State.
We open this seminar with A View From the Front: COVID-19 Healthcare Responders, with LNJ Trustee Kenny Esser, LNJ ‘18, Chief of Staff, @HMHNewJersey, and Jim McCracken, LNJ ‘09, President, @LeadingAgeNJDE former NJ Long Term Care Ombudsman.
LNJ is so pleased to be welcomed to by LNJ ‘13 alum Margaret Waldock, @DukeFarmsFdn brand new Executive Director. Thank you Margaret, and LNJ alum William Wilson and Jon Wagar, for hosting us with the utmost safety and care in mind at this beautiful venue.
It’s grey and dreary out, but LNJ’s 2020 class is still happily convening outside at @DukeFarmsFdn today for our seminar on Healthcare & Human Services.
LNJ kicks off the second day of our public leadership seminar this morning at @NJMIns! Thank you to LNJ board chair Mike Van Wagner and his wonderful staff for hosting.
We’re closing out the first day of our seminar with Patrick Murray, LNJ ‘09, @MonmouthPoll to discuss Public Opinion and Public Policy Facing the NJ State and National Legislatures.
It’s not NJ if we don’t discuss home rule. Michael Darcy, LNJ ‘10 @NJSLOM, moderating a discussion on “Our Town: Local Governance in a Home Rule State” w/Tracy Schoenberg, LNJ ‘20, Council President, Oradell Bor.; Ray Heck, Mayor, Millstone Twp.; & Liz Lempert, Mayor, Princeton.
TESU President Dr. Merodie Hancock welcoming us to TESU and discussing the unique challenges and opportunities of non-traditional higher education. @tesu_edu