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DIALOGUES ON DEMOCRACY

WCSU Libraries, the Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching (CELT), and the
Macricostas School of Arts & Sciences are proud to present

Dialogues on Democracy
Conversations with our Community

Dialogues on Democracy is a series of presentations about democracy, elections and voting designed to inform, pique curiosity, stimulate conversation, and inspire action, featuring the work and talents of WCSU faculty. Each presentation will be held at 12noon on the first floor of Ruth Haas Library, on the midtown campus of Western Connecticut State University. The events are free and open to the public and light refreshments will be available.

The series is also a part of the 2024-2025 Macricostas Experience.

For questions about accessibility or to request accommodations please contact Leslie Lindenauer at lindenauerl@wcsu.edu or 203-837-9046

See below for specific dates and topics.

Monday, October 7th

Responsible Reporting by JC Barone
Join JC Barone, Professor of Communications & Media arts, for his discussion entitled "Responsible Reporting: Covering elections and controversial issues with integrity" as part of the Dialogues on Democracy series.

Time: 12noon-1:00PM
Location: First floor of Haas Library
Voter Registration Booth - LWV
Have you registered to vote in the upcoming election? Find the League of Women Voters of North Fairfield County at a booth during our Dialogues on Democracy series!

Monday, October 14th

Gender, Race, and 'Suburban Issues' in the 2024 Presidential Election by Howell Williams
Join Howell Williams, Associate Professor of Political Science, for his discussion entitled "Gender, Race, and 'Suburban Issues' in the 2024 Presidential Election by Howell Williams" as part of the Dialogues on Democracy series.
Voter Registration Booth - LWV
Have you registered to vote in the upcoming election? Find the League of Women Voters of North Fairfield County at a booth during our Dialogues on Democracy series!

Monday, October 21st

Aggrieved, Oppressed, and Fraudulently Deprived by Leslie Lindenauer
Join Leslie Lindenauer, Professor of History, for her discussion entitled "Aggrieved, Oppressed, and Fraudulently Deprived: Women and the Fight for Suffrage" as part of the Dialogues on Democracy series.
Voter Registration Booth - LWV
Have you registered to vote in the upcoming election? Find the League of Women Voters of North Fairfield County at a booth during our Dialogues on Democracy series!

Monday, October 28th

American Politics Abroad by Jessica Schofield
Join Jessica Schofield, Assistant Professor of Political Science, for her discussion entitled "American Politics Abroad" as part of the Dialogues on Democracy series.
Voter Registration Booth - LWV
Have you registered to vote in the upcoming election? Find the League of Women Voters of North Fairfield County at a booth during our Dialogues on Democracy series!