Today: 'Democracy Dine-In' Event Aims to Foster Civic Discourse
In an effort to promote civic engagement and provide a platform for meaningful political dialogue, the Center for Community Engagement is thrilled to announce today's event, "Democracy Dine-In." This event, scheduled from 2-4 p.m. today, Wednesday, Nov. 29, is specifically tailored for Democracy Fellows applicants and students keen on delving into civic and political discourse.
Target Audience: The event is designed to captivate Democracy Fellows applicants and students interested in delving into the dynamic world of civic and political engagement. The goal is to create an inclusive space where participants can discuss civic issues, collaborate on strategies and explore ways to actively involve their peers through the Democracy Fellows program.
Event Highlights
"Democracy Dine-In" aims to foster a relaxed environment where students can connect over thought-provoking discussions while enjoying an array of snacks, including chips and salsa. The event serves as a unique opportunity for participants to engage in meaningful conversations, share perspectives and collectively plan initiatives to boost student involvement in the Democracy Fellows program.
Event Details
- Name: Democracy Dine-In
- Date: Wednesday, Nov. 29
- Time: 2-4 p.m.
- Location: Arkansas Union 201
The Center for Community Engagement encourages all interested students (all degree levels welcome) to join in for an afternoon of engaging discussions, delightful snacks and collaborative planning, and to register for the event on Hogsync. Thank you!
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Contacts
Katie Brocklesby, special projects coordinator
Center for Community Engagement
479-575-4365,
keb046@uark.edu
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