10th Anniversary Celebration

of the Pepperdine University
School of Public Policy

Founded in 1997, the School of Public Policy is the natural extension of the University's mission to prepare students for lives of purpose, service, and leadership. Built on a curriculum committed to free enterprise, faith, and individual liberty, the School of Public Policy has earned a reputation for innovative scholarship and outstanding alumni. This 10th Anniversary dinner will celebrate the accomplishments of the last decade and articulate the school's intent and aspirations for the future.

The Honorable Jeb Bush

Keynote Speaker

Jeb Bush was elected the 43rd governor of the state of Florida in 1998, and was reelected by a wide margin in 2002. After serving two terms, he left office in January 2007. Governor Bush increased funding for public education and was described as Florida’s "Education Governor" by Florida Trend magazine. He was tough on crime and worked tirelessly to diversify Florida's economy for the 21st century, including offering tax relief for individuals and businesses in the state. Governor Bush put Florida on the forefront of consumer health care advances by signing Medicaid reform legislation, "Empowered Care," in June 2006.

Anniversary Dinner Committee

Co-chairs
Virginia B. Braun
Jim Click, Jr.
Shirley R. Frahm

Rod Campbell	Gerald A. Isom	William E. Simon, Jr.
Joseph A. Czyzyk	Jack F. Kemp	William H. Swanson
Jamal Daniel	William S. Mortensen	Augustus Tagliaferri
Richard K. Eamer	Stephen E. Olson	Flora L. Thornton
Edwin J. Feulner	Gary A. Polson	T. Brook Townsend
Steve Forbes	Martha F. Reed	James R. Wilburn
Jay S. Hoffman	Kevin C. Richardson	James Q. Wilson
Glen A. Holden	Margaret A. Sheppard