Discover the U.S. Constitution’s enduring role in shaping civic life, democracy and public policy. Faculty experts from across the region will lead two engaging panels that explore both the historical significance and modern relevance of this foundational document.What to ExpectExpert Insights: Hear directly from scholars who specialize in history, law, political science and public policy.Dynamic Panel Discussions: Participate in thought-provoking conversations that connect the Constitution’s origins to today’s most pressing issues.Civic Engagement Opportunity: Gain a deeper understanding of your rights and responsibilities in a democracy.Two Panels will take placeNoon to 2 p.m. | Lunch buffet included 4-6 p.m. | hors d’oeuvres includedEach panel will begin approximately 30 minutes after the session starts, allowing time for mingling, seating, and refreshments.Why It Matters The U.S. Constitution is more than a historic document—it’s a living framework that continues to guide democracy and public policy today. By attending, you’ll leave with new perspectives on how its principles shape the nation and your role in it.Join faculty experts and the Department of Political Science, the Democracy and Public Policy Network and the C. Raymond Marvin Center for Student Leadership and Civic Engagement for Constitution Day panels that bring history and democracy to life.Check out more Constitution Week events taking place Sept.15-19! Constitution Week programs are made possible, thanks to the Bernard Mann Fund for Constitutional Law Education.