The Hall Institute for Public Policy - New Jersey is a nonpartisan, nonprofitthink tank that focuses on public policy issues in New Jersey. The institute was founded in 2005 by George E. Hall, a finance executive and philanthropist.[1] Hall hired Michael P. Riccards, a former college president, as executive director, and Richard A. Lee, former deputy communications director to New Jersey Governor James E. McGreevey, as director of communications.[2] Since its inception, the institute has posted more than 400 papers on its website, conducted public forums, and published two books.
The Hall Institute of Public Policy - New Jersey
Michael P. Riccards presenting an award to Mercer County Community College President Patricia C. Donohue
Opinion articles from the Hall Institute have appeared in several newspapers on the East Coast, including the New York Times.[3][4][5]
In 2006 and 2008,[6][7] the Hall Institute used a mediated online debate format, what it calls a "virtual debate", as a way of presenting the views of New Jersey U.S. Senate candidates without the partisan sparring and the neglect of the issues that has been characteristic of live face-to-face debates in New Jersey and elsewhere.
In 2006, the institute published a hardbound journal, The State of the Garden State,[11] and in 2007, another journal titled Reaction and Reform in New Jersey.[12] Both were compilations of major papers that the institute had solicited and commissioned from scholars on topics ranging from New Jersey health care reform to lowering the levels of poverty in the state's urban areas. The institute posted a third volume online in 2008, Creating a Common Future: New Jersey and Public Policy.[13]
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^. ntra.com. Archived from the original on 2007-08-04.
^. scils.rutgers.edu. Archived from the original on 2008-10-09. Retrieved 2008-10-13.
^Riccards, Michael P. (2008-07-13). "A first step for pension reform". northjersey.com.
^Haney, Robert P. Jr. (2006-02-26). "SOAPBOX; Making Public Colleges Affordable". The New York Times.
^Haney, Robert P. Jr. (2007-08-19). "Teach More, Charge Less". The New York Times.
^Chen, Davis W. (2006-06-04). "ON POLITICS; May the Quickest Thumb Win". The New York Times.
^Pizarro, Max (2008-06-25). "Hall Institute sponsors Lautenberg v. Zimmer 'virtual debate'". politickernj.com.
^"Local Think Tank Debuts in Partnership with the Hall of Institute of Public Policy" (PDF). president.stockton.edu.
^(PDF). monmouth.edu. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2008-10-29.
^"A Forum on Women's Issues in the 2008 Presidential Campaign". email.rutgers.edu.
hall, institute, public, policy, jersey, hall, institute, public, policy, jersey, nonpartisan, nonprofit, think, tank, that, focuses, public, policy, issues, jersey, institute, founded, 2005, george, hall, finance, executive, philanthropist, hall, hired, micha. The Hall Institute for Public Policy New Jersey is a nonpartisan nonprofit think tank that focuses on public policy issues in New Jersey The institute was founded in 2005 by George E Hall a finance executive and philanthropist 1 Hall hired Michael P Riccards a former college president as executive director and Richard A Lee former deputy communications director to New Jersey Governor James E McGreevey as director of communications 2 Since its inception the institute has posted more than 400 papers on its website conducted public forums and published two books The Hall Institute of Public Policy New JerseyMichael P Riccards presenting an award to Mercer County Community College President Patricia C DonohueFormation2005TypeNonprofitPurposePublic policyLocationTrenton New JerseyRegion servedEastern United StatesWebsitewww hallinstituenj orgPublic policy editOpinion articles from the Hall Institute have appeared in several newspapers on the East Coast including the New York Times 3 4 5 In 2006 and 2008 6 7 the Hall Institute used a mediated online debate format what it calls a virtual debate as a way of presenting the views of New Jersey U S Senate candidates without the partisan sparring and the neglect of the issues that has been characteristic of live face to face debates in New Jersey and elsewhere The institute s public forums have focused on New Jersey s role in the 2008 presidential campaign 8 9 10 In partnership with Mercer County Community College the institute produced one season of public affairs television in 2008 which aired on MCTV 26 in Mercer County New Jersey In 2006 the institute published a hardbound journal The State of the Garden State 11 and in 2007 another journal titled Reaction and Reform in New Jersey 12 Both were compilations of major papers that the institute had solicited and commissioned from scholars on topics ranging from New Jersey health care reform to lowering the levels of poverty in the state s urban areas The institute posted a third volume online in 2008 Creating a Common Future New Jersey and Public Policy 13 References edit George and Lori Hall ntra com Archived from the original on 2007 08 04 Richard Lee scils rutgers edu Archived from the original on 2008 10 09 Retrieved 2008 10 13 Riccards Michael P 2008 07 13 A first step for pension reform northjersey com Haney Robert P Jr 2006 02 26 SOAPBOX Making Public Colleges Affordable The New York Times Haney Robert P Jr 2007 08 19 Teach More Charge Less The New York Times Chen Davis W 2006 06 04 ON POLITICS May the Quickest Thumb Win The New York Times Pizarro Max 2008 06 25 Hall Institute sponsors Lautenberg v Zimmer virtual debate politickernj com Local Think Tank Debuts in Partnership with the Hall of Institute of Public Policy PDF president stockton edu New Yorkers Lead New Jersey Primaries PDF monmouth edu Archived from the original PDF on 2008 10 29 A Forum on Women s Issues in the 2008 Presidential Campaign email rutgers edu Montclair State University Library Catalog permanent dead link ACQUISITIONS September 2007 cccnj edu permanent dead link Creating a Common Future hallnj org permanent dead link External links editHall Institute Web Site Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Hall Institute of Public Policy New Jersey amp oldid 1150703105, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
