The Christie Institute for Public Policy recently hosted a candid discussion between former Gov. Chris Christie and NCAA President and former Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker for a on the rapidly changing landscape of college athletics.
The conversation explored the NCAA's evolving priorities—from expanded athlete health coverage and mental health standards to revenue sharing, sports-betting harassment, and reform of the transfer portal—while both leaders reflected on governance, litigation, and what it will take to bring long-term stability to the system for student-athletes and member institutions.
Video of the conversation can be found here.
The Christie Institute for Public Policy was formed in 2019 by Gov. Christie, working in partnership with Seton Hall University Law School.
The Institute, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, educational organization, fosters the understanding of major public policy issues facing our nation through a nonpartisan perspective.
The Christie Institute was founded to provide a forum for open discussions on matters of national and international significance. The Institute hosts regular public policy lectures, award scholarships to law students committed to careers in public service, and engage in the development of public policy initiatives through sponsored research.
