Mike Pines for teaching at George Mason University, starting from the spring

Former Vice President Mike Pines He returns to school.

Pence, who served as vice president during the president Donald Trump The joining of the first period in the White House, but later ran against its former president in the Republican Presidential Institutions for the year 2024, to the Shahar College of Politics and Government at George Mason University as a distinguished professor of practice.

The Virginia -based school, which will begin to teach university studies and seminars facing the audience starting from the spring next year.

The school said, in a announcement on Tuesday, that Pence will be available through moderate discussions and programs with students who follow certificates in political science, law, public administration and related fields.

Former Vice President Pines will receive the JFK Award “Coachera in the Courage”

“The previous discipline approach to communication and its deep, deeply conservative philosophy provides an initial framework for federal discussions, separation of powers, and the role of values ​​in public life.”

In a statement, in a statement, he said, “Throughout the public service years, I have seen directly the importance of leadership and initial loyalty to the constitution in shaping the future of our nation. I look forward to sharing these lessons with the next generation of American leaders and learning from group students and George Mason University.”

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Bens, 66, was a former member of Congress, Indiana ruler When Trump appointed him his colleague in 2016. For a period of four years, Pence served as Trump’s sincere vice president during the term of the first president at the White House.

However, everything changed on January 6, 2021, when the protesters supporting the race-including some chants “Hang Mike Pnce”-the Capitol in the United States with the aim of increasing the certificate of Congress from the President now Joe Biden The victory of the electoral college, a process supervised by Pence in its constitutional role as vice -president.

the The attack on the Capitol Soon after Trump spoke to a large march of supporters near the White House, it occurred about the unprotected allegations that the 2020 elections are “forged” because of the huge “fraud of voters”.

Pence rejected the secret service advice that he was escaping from the Capitol, and after the ultimately removal of the Capitol, he resumed his constitutional role in overseeing the Congress Certificate.

The former vice president has repeatedly refuted Trump’s claim that he could cancel the results of the presidential elections. Nevertheless, Trump’s loyalists have never forgiven Pence, who they considered a traitor, for their refusal to help the president’s repeated efforts to cancel the election results for 2020.

In June 2023, Pence launched his own presidential campaign, as he joined a large field of competitors of Trump Gunning to nominate the Republican Party for the year 2024, becoming the first colleague in running in more than 80 years to run against their former president.

Pence ran on a traditional conservative platform, as the future of the Republican Party frams against what he called the rise of “populism” in the party.

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Among a slim base to combat Trump the Republican Party, Pence received his courage while attacking the Capitol, and he often thanks the city’s halls during his campaign to stand up to Trump.

While Pence regularly carried out a campaign in the states of Iowa and New Hampsheer and South Carolina South Carolina, his show was not launched in the White House. He was struggling with opinion polls and collecting donations, and hung his campaign, only four and a half months from his nomination.