Twenty-seven students from Lipscomb University’s Fred D. Gray Institute for Law, Justice and Society traveled to the nation’s capital for an immersive experience in American law and governance. Read more. 

Jalyn Holcomb set scoring records for the women's basketball program this season while completing her Master of Arts in conflict management, a degree she says will "be applicable in whatever career I pursue, especially in coaching." Read more.

The Fred D. Gray Scholarship was founded to support students who have the passion, creativity, empathy and determination to become the next generation of civic leaders. Meet this year's scholars. 

With nearly 40 years of experience guiding organizations, inspiring teams and shaping the next generation of leaders, Bill Johnson has joined the college as a professor of leadership and practice. Read more.

Dan Heath, a #1 New York Times best-selling author or co-author of five highly acclaimed business books, gave a sneak peek of his sixth book at the annual Don R. Elliott Distinguished Presidential Lecture. Read more.

Barbara Latimer, LEED-accredited and owner of Honeybee Builders, found her niche when she discovered Lipscomb's Institute for Sustainable Practice and inspiration to use her company to serve others. Read more.

There are many events happening in the College of Leadership & Public Service this spring. Below are highlights of some of the activities taking place this semester. 

Highlights of activities this semester in the College of Leadership & Public Service include:

Fred Gray Lectureship: Talking Politics, Keeping Faith. April 1. 
In today's polarized world, political discussions can quickly escalate into heated debates, leaving many feeling frustrated or misunderstood. But what if we could engage in these conversations thoughtfully, with respect and empathy, while remaining true to our values and faith?

David French, New York Times columnist and Turner Family Distinguished Visiting Professor of Public Policy at Lipscomb University, and Editor in Chief of Christianity Today, Russell Moore will engage in conversation over how to keep your faith while talking about politics.
In addition, Attorney Fred D. Gray, one of the nation’s leading civil rights attorneys and Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient, plans to be in attendance and give remarks at the lecture.  

A reception begins at 5 p.m. with the lecture following at 6 p.m. in the George Shinn Center. Admission is free, but registration is requested. Register here.  

Other activities and events include Rule 31 civil mediation training and LJS senior research presentations.