NOV 19: America 250/History Edition Part 2

 The History Department is pleased to offer a student-centered lecture and discussion series this year linked to the anniversary of the founding of the United States: "America 250/History Edition." 

Our first lecture was a huge success, and we are excited for the 2nd lecture in our series.  Events will be in the Barone Campus Center's ground floor, from 5:30-6:45pm, with pizza and refreshments served. Topics address important civics concepts appropriate to the current moment, and the thorough study of the full history of our country.

BCC Lower Level from 5:30-6:45pm

Lecture 2: Wednesday, November 19

"Build the Wall: The Separation of Church and State"

Lecture 3: Monday, December 1

"Due Process of Law: The English Origins of Americans' Most Basic Legal Rights"

Topics in the spring will include immigration, civil rights/human rights, and the presidency (titles pending).

All members of the campus community are welcome; students are particularly encouraged to attend, and there will be time for open discussion. The series is scheduled to continue into the fall semester of 2026.

For more information, contact Dr. Patricia Behre / pbehre@fairfield.edu