Remarks by Governor Murphy on Ethics Reform at the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy at Rutgers University

February 20, 2020

Good evening, everyone.

Thank you, Professor Carl Van Horn, for that overly generous introduction. And, thank you, Dean Vonu Thakuriah, for welcoming us to the Bloustein School.

It is an honor to be back here at Bloustein, in particular, and at Rutgers University, in general.

I don’t think I can overstate my affinity for this university, and the excitement that I feel for Rutgers’ future, and with it, for our collective future.

InsiderNJ.com, February 19, 2020

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