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MTSU Suffragists on the Steps of Kirksey Old Main, August 1920
Vice President Albert Gore Jr. teaching class at MTSU, Spring 2001
Poet Maya Angelou visits MTSU, October 1991
President Gerald Ford at MTSU, November 1989
Governor Ned McWherter talking to students at the MTSU chili cook-off, October 1987
Vice President and Mrs. George H.W. Bush on campus at MTSU on the presidential campaign trail, August 1988
Dr. Aleia Brown with Rev. C.T. Vivian and Rev. James Lawson, Constitution Day 2015
Civil Rights Leader Ms. Diane Nash speaks at Constitution Day, September 2016
The Role of an Independent Judiciary, with Federal and State Justices, Constitution Day 2017
Retired Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor speaks at MTSU, February 8, 2012

Constitution Day

Tuesday, September 17, 2019

Join us in reading the Constitution. This event is campus wide throughout the day and you can receive a connection point button!
Attend our lecture or panel discussion that will take place at 2:30pm in Tucker Theater.
Register to Vote! A voter registration table will be at each reading of the Constitution. If you think that you will miss out, you can now register online in the state of Tennessee!

Register to Vote!

American Democracy Project

Dr. Mary A. Evins

HONR 221

amerdem@mtsu.edu

Graduating Civically Engaged,

Globally Responsible Citizens

Last Updated: Jan 21, 2020