Scott Cowen
Dr. Scott Cowen, is Tulane University’s President Emeritus and Distinguished University Professor at the Freeman School of Business. He was named by Time magazine as one of the nation’s Top 10 Best College Presidents.
Jim Tressel
Jim Tressel has done many things in his life, the most recently being a university president and a former Big 10 head football coach. Regardless of what he has been involved in, he mentions that to really have a good life, with all its ups and downs, one must consider what he describes as his five non-negotiables.
Valerie Plame
Valerie Plame joined the CIA when she was just 21. She worked undercover and went on to manage other agency operatives attempting to contain nuclear proliferation in rogue states around the world. But she was tested when top George W. Bush Administration officials outed her, effectively ending her career and putting her life and the lives of her husband and two small children at risk.
Story Musgrave
Though he never finished high school, Story Musgrave went on to earn seven graduate degrees, including a medical degree. He served as a U. S. Marine pilot, a trauma surgeon, and a scientist-astronaut for NASA. He made six space flights and now operates a palm farm in Florida and works as a conceptual artist and speaker.
Steven Beshear
Steve Beshear, former governor of Kentucky, put a strong emphasis on healthcare during his time in office which spanned the introduction of the Affordable Care Act, known as Obamacare, in a state where President Obama and his healthcare plan had low approval ratings.
James Lawler
As the seasons changed, James Lawler never gave up hope. He was patiently waiting, yet meticulously calculating his next angle—one that would finally open the doors and grant him access to highly elusive government files.
Government and Public Service
Scott Cowen
Dr. Scott Cowen, is Tulane University’s President Emeritus and Distinguished University Professor at the Freeman School of Business. He was named by Time magazine as one of the nation’s Top 10 Best College Presidents.
Jim Tressel
Jim Tressel has done many things in his life, the most recently being a university president and a former Big 10 head football coach. Regardless of what he has been involved in, he mentions that to really have a good life, with all its ups and downs, one must consider what he describes as his five non-negotiables.
Valerie Plame
Valerie Plame joined the CIA when she was just 21. She worked undercover and went on to manage other agency operatives attempting to contain nuclear proliferation in rogue states around the world. But she was tested when top George W. Bush Administration officials outed her, effectively ending her career and putting her life and the lives of her husband and two small children at risk.
Story Musgrave
Though he never finished high school, Story Musgrave went on to earn seven graduate degrees, including a medical degree. He served as a U. S. Marine pilot, a trauma surgeon, and a scientist-astronaut for NASA. He made six space flights and now operates a palm farm in Florida and works as a conceptual artist and speaker.
Steven Beshear
Steve Beshear, former governor of Kentucky, put a strong emphasis on healthcare during his time in office which spanned the introduction of the Affordable Care Act, known as Obamacare, in a state where President Obama and his healthcare plan had low approval ratings.
James Lawler
As the seasons changed, James Lawler never gave up hope. He was patiently waiting, yet meticulously calculating his next angle—one that would finally open the doors and grant him access to highly elusive government files.
Government and Public Service
Scott Cowen
Dr. Scott Cowen, is Tulane University’s President Emeritus and Distinguished University Professor at the Freeman School of Business. He was named by Time magazine as one of the nation’s Top 10 Best College Presidents.
Jim Tressel
Jim Tressel has done many things in his life, the most recently being a university president and a former Big 10 head football coach. Regardless of what he has been involved in, he mentions that to really have a good life, with all its ups and downs, one must consider what he describes as his five non-negotiables.
Valerie Plame
Valerie Plame joined the CIA when she was just 21. She worked undercover and went on to manage other agency operatives attempting to contain nuclear proliferation in rogue states around the world. But she was tested when top George W. Bush Administration officials outed her, effectively ending her career and putting her life and the lives of her husband and two small children at risk.
Story Musgrave
Though he never finished high school, Story Musgrave went on to earn seven graduate degrees, including a medical degree. He served as a U. S. Marine pilot, a trauma surgeon, and a scientist-astronaut for NASA. He made six space flights and now operates a palm farm in Florida and works as a conceptual artist and speaker.
Steven Beshear
Steve Beshear, former governor of Kentucky, put a strong emphasis on healthcare during his time in office which spanned the introduction of the Affordable Care Act, known as Obamacare, in a state where President Obama and his healthcare plan had low approval ratings.
James Lawler
As the seasons changed, James Lawler never gave up hope. He was patiently waiting, yet meticulously calculating his next angle—one that would finally open the doors and grant him access to highly elusive government files.
