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www.sorenseninstitute.org

The SorenSen InSTITuTe

T

hrough a variety of

programs—for high

school and colle

ge

leaders to first-time political

candidates and influential

business and community

leaders—the Sorensen

Institute has established itself

as a powerful and effective

force for restoring public

confidence in our

political system.

At the heart of every

Sorensen program are three

central themes: ethics in

public service, the power

of bipartisanship, and a

concentrated study of public

policy issues. Each program

provides an opportunity

for leaders to develop

meaningful relationships

with Virginians of differing

political viewpoints who hail

from every region of the

Commonwealth.

Apply or learn more at

www.sorenseninstitute.org .

Financial aid and

scholarships are available.

“The Sorensen Institute is an investment

in yourself that is an invaluable

milestone for any person who has

what it take

s to be a public servant.

My experience started out as just a

leadership program, but became a

foundation of principles that will

continue to guide me in all I do as I

strive to be the best leader for the people

I serve. Now that I am a graduate of the

PLP, I will continue to enjoy the strong

relationships with my classmates and

reflect on the meaningful experiences

that will last a lifetime.”

Lachrecse Aird

PLP 2015

“The Sorensen Candidate Training

Program was a game-changer for me.

My experience not only helped to clarify

my reasons for running for the House of

Delegates, but the campaign resources

and strategies presented gave me the

tools I needed to launch a successful

campaign. The Sorensen philosophy of

“Trust, Civility and Respect in Politics”

was interwoven in every aspect of my

training and became the model for my

approach to serving as a Delegate.”

L. Kaye Kory

CTP Winter 2009

“Once upon a time, politics was viewed

as a noble profession. Sorensen reminds

us that it is and can be again.”

Jennifer McClellan,

PLP 2001, CTP 2005