About the Bush School
Public service, taught by those who've lived it.Founded in 1997 on President George H.W. Bush's belief that public service is a noble calling, the Bush School prepares principled leaders for careers in government, nonprofits, and international affairs in College Station, Washington, D.C., and online.
Founded on a Belief
The Bush School was built around a conviction: that public service is a noble calling, and that the work of government is done best across party lines, by people of character. That belief still shapes how we teach, research, and serve.
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