Over time, The Patman Center looks forward to working with a variety of partners to accomplish its goals
Annette Strauss Institute for Civic Life
The Annette Strauss Institute for Civic Life’s mission is to educate, inspire, and connect the next generation of Texas civic leaders. The institute has provided experiential civic education opportunities for tens of thousands of students across Texas. We are in the business of giving students at The University of Texas at Austin and colleges, high schools, middle schools, and elementary schools across the state the knowledge, skills, attitudes, and dispositions for constructive civic involvement and leadership.
Governor’s Center for Management Development
The Governor’s Center for Management Development provides leadership and organizational development services to thousands of managers and leaders each year.
LBJ Washington Center
The LBJ Washington Center fosters nonpartisan policy analysis and dialogue on the critical issues facing the country and the world. It is home to the LBJ School's innovative DC Concentration, which gives students the comparative advantage of working, learning, and interacting with federal policymakers while earning their master’s degrees and graduate six months early with full degrees.
LBJ Women’s Campaign School
The LBJ Women's Campaign School trains women to run for office or manage campaigns regardless of political party affiliation. We inspire women to enter the political arena, and we empower them with the skills to win.
RGK Center for Philanthropy and Community Service
The RGK Center for Philanthropy and Community Service prepares leaders for the exciting and complex work of creating social impact. Through graduate education and faculty research, the RGK Center builds skills, generates new knowledge and collaborates with nonprofit organizations to inform policymakers and practitioners who have a passion for caring and resilient communities.
School of Civic Leadership
A new school that prepares a rising generation to advance human flourishing in our state and nation. The School of Civic Leadership is home to a community of scholars and students who draw on ancient questions to prepare for lives of significance and for successful careers. They wrestle with the great ideas of the Western tradition to prepare themselves for the opportunities and challenges of the moment. They study the best achievements and greatest difficulties of the American tradition in order to understand what it takes to preserve the blessings of liberty for themselves and for others.