Julie Ann Ponzi
Adjunct Fellowjponzi@ashbrook.org
Julie Ann Ponzi is a former professor of American Studies and is currently a stay-at-home mother. She earned her M.A. in Political Philosophy and American Politics from the Claremont Graduate School in 1997. She has earned numerous academic honors, including a Bradley Foundation Fellowship, she is a John M. Olin Fellow, an Earhart Fellow and a Publius Fellow at the Claremont Institute.
Her publications include Abraham Lincoln and the Rescue of Our Ancient Faith: The Political Crisis of the 1850’s, "An Immodest Proposal," in The Women’s Quarterly (Summer 1997) and "Feminism with an all too Human Face", a review of of Camille Paglia’s Sex, Art, and American Culture in Crisis (February 1994). Mrs. Ponzi is a graduate of the Ashbrook Scholar program.
We Are All Cowboys Now
by Julie Ann Ponzi (Editorial, June 2004)
The Best a Free Nation Can Produce
by Julie Ann Ponzi (Editorial, April 2004)
Conservatives Should Remember "Diversity" in Debate Over Homosexual Marriage
by Julie Ann Ponzi (Editorial, March 2004)
Hypocrisy: Can William Bennett Still Defend Virtue?
by Julie Ann Ponzi (Editorial, May 2003)
Generation X Goes to War
by Julie Ann Ponzi (On Principle, December 2001)
"Let’s Roll!": Generation X Goes to War
by Julie Ann Ponzi (Editorial, September 2001)
Respect Diversity: The Electoral Vote is the Will of the People
by Julie Ann Ponzi (Editorial, November 2000)
In Defense of Submission
by Julie Ann Ponzi (Editorial, June 15, 1998)
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