The Impact of an Online Constitution Town Hall:
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"The Constitution is not just the domain of judges and lawyers," said Kirby Center Director Dr. David J. Bobb. "It's the responsibility of all Americans to understand and uphold it, and our aim with this town hall is to help equip citizens to do so."
The Kirby Center cordially invited participants to an online town hall.
There were two ways to participate in this event--in person or by viewing a live video stream ("webcast"). Advance registration was required for both forms of participation. In-person attendance was at capacity for this event. Therefore, participants had to plan to watch the live webcast online.
Word spread to friends and family about this day-long town hall, which featured presentations and interactive Q&A sessions led by Kirby Center faculty and Hillsdale College President Dr. Larry P. Arnn. The event will ran from 9:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M Eastern Standard Time, and was broadcast from the offices of TVWorldwide.com in Chantilly, Virginia.
Participation via live webcast was free of charge; persons who wished to participate online will receive a link to the webcast upon registering.
In-person participation cost a nominal fee, and payment was collected at the door (checks, cash, and major credit cards accepted). Lunch was provided to those who registered to be part of the studio audience. TVWorldwide.com is located at 4206 F Technology Ct. in Chantilly, VA, 20151.
The Kirby Center Online Constitution Town Halls were an amazing program to be a part of with my students and others in the Pointe Viven community. Children in the United States and across the globe discovered so much about the U.S. Constitution. The impact of the Online Constitution Town Halls was powerful.
Thank you to the hard work of the Kirby Center faculty. Great inspiration for individuals to apply to their own lives to make, build, and host key events for others in their own communities.
Source: http://www.hillsdale.edu
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