The Jack Miller Center
Lauren Altobelli serves as the Director of the Founding Civics Initiative at The Jack Miller Center, where responsibilities include oversight of civics outreach efforts. Previously, Lauren held various roles in the organization, including Civics Outreach Officer and Civics Outreach Associate. Prior experience includes positions at the Scholars Strategy Network as a Training Program Fellow and Constitution and Policy Fellow, as well as involvement at Villanova University, where Lauren completed a combined Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Political Science. Additional roles include internships and sales associate positions at organizations such as the Pioneer Institute for Public Policy Research, Massachusetts GOP, Nordstrom, and Rachelle Boutique and Designer Consignment. Prior to these professional experiences, Lauren contributed as a Summer Camp Counselor at The Adirondack Club, demonstrating strong leadership and planning skills.
The Jack Miller Center
The Jack Miller Center for Teaching America’s Founding Principles and History (JMC) is a not-for-profit, nonsectarian, nonpartisan, educational organization dedicated to reinvigorating education in America’s founding principles and history, an education vital to thoughtful and engaged citizenship. Our Work JMC conducts national and regional programs for professors, develops graduate and professional development programs for K-12 teachers, sponsors courses, events, and group activities for students, and produces an array of online resources for all educators in order to bring our history and founding principles back into the minds and hearts of young Americans.