Dr. Gary Gregg frequently appears on C-Span in various capacities as Director of the McConnell Center and renowned political scientist.

 

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Gregg's work is regularly featured in The Epoch Times. He offers astute and timely commentary on a variety of subject matters including political culture, history, and political philosophy.

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The Freedoms Foundation of Valley Forge awarded the 'George Washington Medal for Public Communications' to McConnell Center Director Gary Gregg.

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The national award, presented Feb. 3 in Chattanooga, Tenn., was given in recognition for Gregg's 2018 Constitution Day speech at the University of Tennessee Chattanooga. Gregg's speech focused on lessons from Washington's farewell address and other ways the country's first commander-in-chief brought his missions to an end.

 

'It matters just as much how you leave a place as it does how you begin,' Gregg said.

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On September 19th, 2018, Gary L. Gregg, the Mitch McConnell Chair in Leadership and Director of the McConnell Center at the University of Louisville, spoke to an audience of approximately 300 people. Gregg’s topic for the 8th annual UTC Constitution Day public lecture was 'Patriot Sage: Why We Need George Washington Today.'

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And so, from 1986 to 2018, I can say without reservation, I have never been associated with a more important and impactful institution, I have never learned more from any other institution, and I would not have accomplished anything near what I have been able to without ISI’s support, publications, and network of friends they have made possible.

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A discussion about the Electoral College with scheduled guests Gary Gregg, director of the McConnell Center at the University of Louisville and editor of Securing Democracy: Why we have an Electoral College; Richard Labunski, a professor in the School of Journalism and Telecommunications at the University of Kentucky and author of The Second Constitutional Convention: How the American People Can Take Back Their Government; Jane Rainey, an Eastern Kentucky University government professor and co-author of Reexamining the Distribution of Power in the Electoral College; and Brian Clardy, Murray State University history professor.

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April 24, 2008 - Gary Gregg (University of Louisville) and Burdett Loomis

(Kansas University) debate the virtues of the United States electoral college at the Hauenstein Center for Presidential Studies.

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Gary Gregg II, director of the McConnell Center at the University of Louisville, discusses politics and the recent re-publication of Hero Tales from American History, an 1895 book for young people that was recently made available again by the McConnell Center. A 2011 KET production.

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This is a lecture with Dr. Gray L. Gregg II speaking on, "Christian Leadership and the Moral Imagination." This video was filmed at Kentucky Christian University Young Library and in association with the History/Prelaw program.

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April 25, 2008 - Hauenstein Center Director Gleaves Whitney interviews Gary Gregg, director of the McConnell Center at the University of Louisville and author of 'The Presidential Republic.'

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"That was one of the most emotional moments I’ve ever had in my life. This soldier thought enough of me to send me his patch, and he wrote this note, ‘This isn't very much, but it's all I have to give you.’ That was what Dan was," Gregg said.

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The University Bookman is pleased to present this interview with Gary L. Gregg, II, who holds the Mitch McConnell Chair in Leadership at the University of Louisville, where he directs the McConnell Center. He is the author or editor of nine books, including a new series of young adult novels called The Remnant Chronicles. Elsewhere on the site this week we have a review of his new novel, The Iona Conspiracy.

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