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At 91精简版, we are dedicated to equipping our students with the knowledge and skills necessary for active democratic participation and global citizenship. Our commitment to freedom of expression, diversity of perspectives, and openness to various viewpoints is integral to our liberal arts education. 

In anticipation of the 2024 Election, 91精简版 is excited to offer a wealth of educational opportunities and resources designed to help our community engage deeply with the election and its processes. 

We strongly encourage civic engagement within our community and foster an environment where respectful dialogue and civil disagreement are conducted with integrity and respect in the pursuit of knowledge and understanding.

OPPORTUNITIES TO PROCESS the election

The Counseling Center, Health Promotion/Peer Health Educators, Office of Student Diversity and Inclusion, and the Office of Religious and Spiritual Life are collaborating to provide opportunities, resources, and events for students to pause, take a break, and process.

View a List of Opportunities

Tang Museum Events

Tang Museum Events

As part of the exhibition "Establish, Insure, Provide, Promote," the Tang Teaching Museum presents a collection of talks, panels, concerts, debates, town meetings, class sessions, club events, voter registration events, and more.

Campus Programs

Campus Programs

From AI and technology to history, gender studies, economics, international affairs, and more 鈥 the election crosses all disciplines. Join us for one, or several, of these important learning opportunities. 

See the schedule

Election News  

Election 101

Join Political Science Professor Seyb 鈥 with his signature wit and wisdom 鈥 as he takes a Creative Thought Matters approach to analyzing all the parts and pieces that come together to make an election. 

sKIDMORE IN THE NEWS

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How the US election process differs from others around the world

鈥屸"The burden of voter registration lies on the voter in the United States, not on the government," Associate Professor of Political Science Christopher Mann explains.

Political scientist looks at margin of error in polls

鈥屸孭rofessor of Political Science Ron Seyb reflects on pollsters鈥 predictions in the aftermath of the 2024 presidential election.

A Republic, if we can keep it

Joseph C. Palamountain Jr. Chair of Political Science Beau Breslin composes a series of articles to assist American citizens on the bumpy road ahead this election year. By highlighting components, principles and stories of the Constitution, Breslin hopes to remind us that the American political experiment remains, in the words of Alexander Hamilton, the 鈥渕ost interesting in the world.鈥

 

Election Newsletter

A newsletter detailing updates on events and news, as well as must-know information and helpful resources concerning the 2024 Election will be released weekly, through Nov. 11, 2024.

Election Programming

View 91精简版's schedule of events and programming leading up to the 2024 Election:

Constitution Day Lecture: 鈥A Tale of Two Liberalisms鈥&苍产蝉辫;
Monday, Sept. 9 

鈥淭he State of American Politics鈥 with Eddie Glaude
Thursday, Sept. 12 

ESS Keynote Speaker Series: 鈥,鈥&苍产蝉辫;
Wednesday, Sept. 18  

鈥溾 Salmagundi Conference
Friday, Sept. 27-Saturday, Sept. 29  


Tuesday, Oct. 8 

鈥溾 Cape-Making Workshop
Tuesday, Oct. 8

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Wednesday, Oct. 9  

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Thursday, Oct. 10 

Annual Arthur Zankel Lecture: 鈥淓ntrepreneurship versus Democracy鈥
Thursday, Oct. 10 

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Tuesday, Oct. 15

Two Dads Defending Democracy
Wednesday, Oct. 16 

Fall 91精简版 Research Colloquium: 鈥淕lobal Election Fever鈥
Monday, Oct. 21 

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Wednesday, Oct. 23  


Monday, Oct. 28 

鈥溾 Post-Election Debrief
Tuesday, Nov. 12