Our Talented Team

Jeffrey T. Kuhner, President

Jeffrey T. Kuhner is a historian, editor and columnist in Washington D.C. He is editor-in-chief of Insight On the News--an investigative political magazine for which he also writes a weekly column. Mr. Kuhner is a regular contributor to the Commentary pages of The Washington Times and to Human Events Online . He was assistant national editor at The Times (2000-2003). He taught modern American history at McGill University (1998-2000). He has written articles for National Review Online, Human Events, The New York Sun, Investor’s Business Daily, The National Post and the New Oxford Review. He has appeared on numerous television programs, such as The O'Reilly Factor and Countdown with Keith Oberman. He is known for his outstanding oratory. He appears regularly on the following radio programs: The Savage Nation, The Drew Mariani Show, Wake up Monterey with Mark Carbonaro and The Steve Malzberg Show.

Jeffrey T. Kuhner produces podcasts for the Edmund Burke Institute. He writes a regular column entitled The Just Cause. You may contact him: .

Dr. Grace Vuoto, Executive Director

Dr. Grace Vuoto is the Founder of the Edmund Burke Institute and currently directs the daily and long-term operations of the organization. Dr. Vuoto is a professor, scholar and columnist. She was Assistant Professor of Modern British and European History at Howard University in Washington, D.C. (2002-2006). She specializes in intellectual, diplomatic and imperial history. She also taught at Virginia Commonwealth University (2001-2002) and McGill University (1996-2000). She has won numerous awards and scholarships: The James McGill Award, 1989, and 1990; The FCAR M.A. Scholarship, 1993; The FCAR Ph.D. Scholarship, 1993-1997; The Howard Honors Travel Grant (twice in 2004) and The Howard University New Faculty Research Grant (2004-2006). She is distinguished for her outstanding teaching and has been nominated by her students several times to appear in Who's Who of America's Teachers.

Dr. Vuoto is a regular contributor to the The Washington Times and Insight on the News. She has also written articles or book reviews for Human Events,The Ripon Forum, World and I and The Journal of Canadian History. Her articles have been featured on The Drudge Report and ABC News The Note's Must-Reads. She has appeared on The Savage Nation and Wake Up Monterey with Mark Carbonaro.

Dr. Vuoto is the editor of Reflections magazine. She also writes a regular column for The Edmund Burke Institute entitled Splendor of Truth. You may contact her: .

Loredana Vuoto, Communications Director

Loredana Vuoto is a speechwriter, editor and columnist. She is founder of the Washington-based speechwriting company, Eloquence. She specializes in communications as well as in cultural and family issues: she obtained a Master's Degree in Communications at Concordia University and a Master's Degree in Theology at the renowned John Paul II Institute in Washington, D.C. Ms. Vuoto has worked extensively on Capitol Hill. She was a speechwriter for Assistant Secretary Wade Horn at the Administration for Children and Families at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (2004-2006). She was assistant national editor and an editorial writer at The Washington Times (2003-2004). She was a coalitions assistant conducting voter outreach among minorities and a speechwriter for Senator Rick Santorum (2001-2003). Her numerous articles and reviews have appeared in publications such as The Washington Times, The Weekly Standard, National Review, Crisis and Human Events. She has also appeared on The Savage Nation.

Loredana Vuoto writes a regular column for The Edmund Burke Institute entitled Champ's Corner. You may contact her: .