Lessons in Presidential History: 2019 Session 1 Recap
In February, the 2019 Class of Presidential Leadership Scholars (PLS) kicked off the fifth year of the program in Washington, D.C.
2019 Class of Presidential Leadership Scholars Announced
Fifth annual class comprised of 60 scholars including veterans, educators, physicians, public servants, and corporate professionals; program begins on February 5 in Washington, D.C.
From Austin to Iraq: Two Presidential Leadership Scholars Continue to Take Action
Two change makers who share a commitment to advancing medical standards in developing countries.
Sunny Jha
Class of 2018
Quyen Chu
Class of 2018
Scholar Buddy Bengel Starts Disaster Relief Fund in the Wake of Hurricane Florence
Presidential Leadership Scholar Buddy Bengel is on the ground leading disaster relief efforts in his hometown of New Bern, North Carolina.
Buddy Bengel
Class of 2018
William McNulty
Class of 2015
Developing Leaders in Healthcare
How Neil Grunberg is educating the next generation of leaders working to make an impact in military-based healthcare delivery
Neil Grunberg
Class of 2015
Meet Four Changemakers from Diverse Backgrounds Who Share a Commitment to Facing Society’s Greatest Challenges
Each year, leaders commit to improving civic or social good through the Presidential Leadership Scholars program, a unique initiative that draws upon the resources of the presidential centers of Lyndon B. Johnson, George H.W. Bush, William J. Clinton, and George W. Bush.
SreyRam Kuy
Class of 2017
Hollis Meminger
Class of 2017
Hollis Meminger
Class of 2017
Meghan Ogilvie
Class of 2017
2018 Session 5 Recap: Persuasion and influence in the Johnson administration
Last week, the 2018 Class of Presidential Leadership Scholars met for the fifth time at the LBJ Presidential Library on the campus of the University of Texas.
Applications Open for Fifth Class of Presidential Leadership Scholars
A one-of-a-kind opportunity to join a network of leaders making a difference in the world, and learn from the presidential experiences of George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, George H.W. Bush, and Lyndon B. Johnson