The American Constitution Society will host an event in the law commons to recognize Constitution Day. We will have a speaker, D.C. attorney Abbe Lowell, who will appear via Zoom to talk with the students. Lunch will be provided.
Constitution in Action
Celebrate Constitution Day with an interactive panel discussion featuring three speakers who will share insights on constitutional rights and their role in shaping civic engagement and elections.
Co-Sponsors: Rutgers—Newark Student Governing Association, Future Business Leaders of America, National Association of Black Accountants, The Black Organization of Students, Rutgers—Newark History Society, Rutgers University Women in Business
Constitution Day with ACS GSU College of Law Student Chapter
To facilitate conversation and promote ACS on campus for Constitution Day I'd like to table in the atrium with coffee and donuts and give interested students an ACS pocked constitution.
Constitution Day Celebration: Living Under Two Constitutions: Why? And How Does It Work?
Upper Seven Law, the Friends of the Montana Constitution, and Model United Nations presents:
Living Under Two Constitutions: Why? And How Does It Work?
Join convention Delegate Mae Nan Ellingson, former Governor Marc Racicot, UM Law Professor Constance Van Kley, and Upper Seven Law's Executive Director Rylee Sommers-Flanagan for an engaging discussion about the purpose and power of constitutions, how the state and federal constitutions interact, and why the Montana Constitution serves as a landmark constitution for democratic republics across the nation and the world.
Constitution Day with ACS GSU College of Law Student Chapter
ACS GSU College of Law Student Chapter plans to promote foster engagement with the students at GSU by tabling on Constitution Day. We plan to offer free coffee and donuts and give our pocket constitutions to students who stop by.
Expungement, Public Service, and Judicial Impact
Judge Gammage will join us for lunch to discuss expungement, including how he came to start the expungement externship at NDLS and how he came to care so much about expungement as a legal issue, and his pathway to the bench, including his work with the prosecutor's office, the public defender's office, and the City of South Bend.