By Rebecca L. Stone
Contributing Writer
Andrew H. Card, Jr., the Chief of Staff to President George W. Bush, will deliver the commencement address to students at the Kennedy School of Goverment (KSG) on June 6th.
Card, who attended the KSG, will speak on "The Noble Call of Public Service."
"We are absolutely delighted that Andrew Card has accepted our invitation," said Executive Dean of the Kennedy School Bonnie Newman. "The Kennedy School's mission is to help educate public leaders and Mr. Card's background in public service exemplifies what we are devoted to."
Card has been active in government since he was elected to the Massachusetts House of Representatives in 1975. He served various positions in the administrations of President Reagan and President George Bush, including U.S. Secretary of Transportation. In November, Card was appointed Chief of Staff for President George W. Bush.
Past speakers at KSG commencements have included Former Secretary of Health and Human Services Donna Shalala and Reverend Jesse Jackson.
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