Resource Guides: Constitution Day: Constitution Day events & exhibits

Previous Speakers at Constitution Day, Georgia Tech

Any Great Change: The Centennial of the 19th Amendment
Guest speaker: Jessica Vanlanduyt, curator of Atlanta History Center exhibition on the 19th Amendment. Sept. 17, 2020.
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Jessica Vanlanduyt is Vice President of Guest Experiences at the Atlanta History Center and curated its exhibition.
Voting Rights and the Constitution. WREK radio - "Lost in the Stacks" segment theme.
Dr. Thomas "Danny" Boston was the guest; professor in the GT School of Economics. He began working for Civil Rights while in high school, and discussed Voting Rights issues for the 2012 election. Sept. 14, 2012.
Locked Out: How the United States Limits Voter Participation
Dr. William Winders spoke on the topic of how voter participation is limited by rules governing elections as well as other factors. Sept. 17, 2008.
Privacy Please Part II: Who's Listening Now?
Lawrence P. Keller, on the 4th Amendment and government surveillance of electronic communications. Sept. 20, 2007.
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Part I: A Constitutional History of Wiretapping, with Dr. Robert Pikowsky of Georgia Tech, on Sept. 18, 2007, is not available.

Other events and resources

Monday, Sept. 17th, 2018 -- Booth at Student Center, coordinated by Library and staffed by representatives of the GT Library, Enterprise Risk Management, and Office of Sponsored Research (OSP). Pocket Constitutions and mini flags were distributed.

Celebrating Constitution Day: An opportunity to expand our role and increase our value to the campus and to the community
By GT Librarian Cathy Carpenter. In C&RL News, May 2008.

Exhibition:

Any Great Change: The Centennial of the 19th Amendment
Atlanta History Center, 2020. Experience the exhibition virtually.

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