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James Wilson Institute Board of Trustees

Douglas Neff

Chairman

Hadley Arkes

Founder & Co-Director

Hadley Arkes has been a member of the Amherst College faculty since 1966, and since 1987 he has been the Edward Ney Professor of Jurisprudence. He has written five books with Princeton University Press: Bureaucracy, The Marshall Plan and the National Interest (1972), The Philosopher in the City (1981), First Things (1986), Beyond the Constitution (1990), and The Return of George Sutherland (1994). His more recent books have been with Cambridge University Press, including Natural Rights and the Right to Choose (2002), and Constitutional Illusions and Anchoring Truths: The Touchstone of the Natural Law (2010). His newest book is Mere Natural Law(2023) from Regnery. His articles have appeared in professional journals. Apart from his writing in more scholarly formats, he has become known to a wider audience through his writings in the Wall Street Journal, the Weekly Standard, and National Review. He has been a contributor also to First Things, a journal that took its name from his book of that title.

He was the main advocate, and architect, of the bill that became known as the Born-Alive Infants’ Protection Act. Prof. Arkes first prepared his proposal as part of the debating kit assembled for the first George Bush in 1988. The purpose of that proposal was to offer the “most modest first step” of all in legislating on abortion, and opening a conversation even with people who called themselves “pro-choice.” Professor Arkes proposed to begin simply by preserving the life of a child who survived an abortion–contrary to the holding of one federal judge, that such a child was not protected by the laws. On August 5, President Bush signed the bill into law with Professor Arkes in attendance.

Professor Arkes has been the founder, at Amherst, of the Committee for the American Founding, a group of alumni and students seeking to preserve, at Amherst, the doctrines of “natural rights” taught by the American Founders and Lincoln. That interest has been carried over now to the founding of a new center for the jurisprudence of natural law, in Washington DC: the James Wilson Institute on Natural Rights and the American Founding, named for one of the premier legal minds among the American Founders.

Judge Janice Rogers Brown

Former Federal Judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals- D.C. Cir.

Mary Ellen Bork

Mary Ellen Bork is a free-lance writer and lecturer on issues affecting Catholic life and culture. She serves on the Board of the Ethics and Public Policy Center and the advisory board of Christendom College. Over the years she has been an advocate for the pro-life movement, promoted Catholic culture through groups like the John Carroll Society, the Susan B. Anthony List, and Catholic Campaign for America. She has also been involved in ecumenical outreach as a long-time Board member of the Institute on Religion and Democracy. She is past president of the Downtown Washington Serra Club. She is a member of the Thomas More Society, the Catholic Women’s Forum, and the John Carroll Society. She taught religion for several years as a Sacred Heart nun.

For the past nine years she has been researching religious and cultural issues of the English Reformation and Counter-Reformation. She has given talks on St. John Fisher, Thomas More and Luther, Queen Mary Tudor, the Council of Trent, St. Catherine of Siena, and Mary of Rome, Michelangelo, and the English martyrs.

She received the St. Paul Woman of the Year award in 1991 from the Daughters of St. Paul, and the Brent Society Award in 1992. In 1995 she received an Honorary Degree from Franciscan University in Steubenville, Ohio. She was a member of the Presidential Delegation to the Twenty-fifth Anniversary of Blessed Pope John Paul II in Rome in 2003. She also attended the Beatification of Mother Teresa of Calcutta. Her husband, Judge Robert H. Bork, was baptized the same year. In 2014 she received the John Carroll Award from the John Carroll Society of Washington. In 2017 she received the St. Catherine of Siena award from Christendom College.

In 2017 she gave the Mary T. Clark lecture at Manhattanville College. Her articles have appeared in the National Catholic Register, the Washington Times, Voices, and The New Criterion. She is a graduate of Manhattanville College with a B.A. in Philosophy, Siena College with a M.A. in English Literature, and Catholic University of America with an M.A. in Theology. She lives in McLean, Virginia and is a member of St. John the Beloved parish. She has three step-children

Gerry Bradley

Co-Director of the James Wilson Institute

Michael Crofton

Michael Maibach

Managing Director

Joseph Nesler

Michael Petrino

Treasurer