Democracy Dine-In: William Schreckhise to Give Talk on National Elections and Voter Engagement
Brace yourself for an enlightening exploration into the heart of American democracy! Join us in Arkansas Union 201 on March 12 for a riveting event featuring esteemed political science professor William Schreckhise as he unravels the mysteries behind voting in the United States.
Schreckhise will kick off the event by shedding light on the U.S. voting landscape, delving into the reasons behind the current decline in voting rates. Discover the historical context and international comparisons that paint a vivid picture of our nation's voting dynamics. Learn about actionable steps to rekindle political engagement and boost voter turnout.
Don't miss this golden opportunity to hear directly from an expert in the field. Whether you're passionate about national elections or fascinated by the dynamics of voter engagement, this event promises to broaden your perspective and inspire meaningful conversations.
Event Details
Date: Tuesday, March 12
Time: 3-4:30 p.m.
Location: Arkansas Union 201
Admission is free, and all are welcome!
Register for the event on Hogsync.
Let's embark on a journey into the heart of democracy together — because every voice matters!
See you there!
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Contacts
Katie Brocklesby, special projects coordinator
Center for Community Engagement
479-575-4365,
keb046@uark.edu
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