Christie Whitman--Series of classes for women interested in politics

http://www.whitmanseries.org ^ | 07.12.03

[Coleus]

WHITMAN SERIES CONTINUES TO SUPPORT WOMEN
Dedicated to increasing the ranks of women in New Jersey politics,
the Christine Todd Whitman Series Excellence in Public Service is
currently accepting applications for their 2003 fall class.
 
Founded in 1998, the Whitman Series is a political leadership
training program for Republican women in New Jersey who are
interested in running for elected office, seeking appointments to key
positions at the county or state level, or assuming party leadership
roles.
 
The mission of the Whitman Series is to increase the number of New
Jersey women involved in government at the local, county, state and
federal levels.
 
Applications for this year`s Whitman Series class are due August 1,
2003, and are available at www.whitmanseries.org.  For more
information, contact Loredana Cromarty at lcromarty@comcast.net

 

Welcome to the web site of the Christine Todd Whitman Excellence in Public Service Series.

The Whitman Series is a political leadership training program for Republican women in New Jersey, run by an independent board of Governors and supported by corporate and private contributions. Our mission is to increase the number of New Jersey women involved in government at the local, county, state and federal levels. New Jersey needs programs such as the Whitman Series because it ranks 43rd among the 50 states in percentage of women in its state legislature, a ranking which has declined steadily since 1996.*

At this site, you can learn more about our program and our alumnae. You can obtain an application (due August 1st each year); link to websites of our sister Series in other states, or link to other sites of interest to women in politics and government. The Whitman Series does not take positions on issues, does not support or oppose candidates for public office, and does not select its Scholars based on their positions on issues.

"I firmly believe that government can best serve the interests of its citizens when they are fully represented. The more diversity in the process, the more likely the process will work. Women bring a very different perspective to issues because our life experiences are different, along with our priorities. By expanding the pool of talent, we are able to draw upon more of those experiences to make good policy."

U.S.E.P.A. Administrator Christie Whitman Former Governor of New Jersey

For a longer message from Mrs. Whitman, click here.

The Christine Todd Whitman Excellence in Public Service Series maintains a part-time office. Hours vary. To reach us, write or call:

Excellence in Public Service Loredana Cromarty, Executive Director 26 Jefferson Street, Lambertville, NJ 08530 Phone: (609) 397-1004 Fax: (609) 397-0043 Email: loredana_cromarty@att.net

[Coleus]

Sounds like a barf alert in my book. She just can't keep her name out of things and just fade away like most of us would like her to do so.

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[Coleus]

Uh oh, what did they do to you? If they have new guidelines they should post them somewhere. I never post to breaking news since I am still not sure what they consider breaking news. 9.11 to me was breaking news and maybe the start of the Iraqi War, that's about it in my book. But is seems there is stuff there added every day. If they work on their guidelines it would make it much easier for them and us.

[holyscroller]

Another bad penny that just won't go away.

[OldFriend]

LOLOL....notice they met at a country club.

And then there's that 'diversity' word.

Truly stomach turning!

[Coleus]

LOL, yes,
typical RINO country-club republicans types who are probably all members of NOW.

[Coleus]

Nope, she has a big ego and needs to feed it and needs to push her pro-abortion feminist agenda to the women of NJ.

[RightWhale]

Sounds like a barf alert in my book.

While Whitman is horribly misguided on some environment/global warming issues, her activism toward women in government is entirely appropriate. Doing things for yourself is the Republican way. More power to her.

[Coleus]

While Whitman is horribly misguided on some environment/global warming issues>>>>

That's one of many issues where she is misguided, she was a disaster as governor and the republican party couldn't wait to get rid of her.