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State of Democracy Lecture: Prof. Corey Brettschneider
Maxwell Auditorium, Maxwell Hall
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Corey Brettschneider is a Professor of Political Science at Brown University. In honor of Constitution Day on September 17th, we have invited Prof. Brettschneider to discuss his new book, "The Oath and The Office: A Guide to the Constitution for Future Presidents." Can
the president launch a nuclear attack without congressional approval? Can states legally resist a president’s
executive order? Brettschneider dives deep into the U.S.
Constitution to answer questions that Americans are
asking more than ever before, and breathes new life into the Constitution’s articles and amendments, stressing
its key principles and illustrating their relevance to our lives today. A reception will follow, and this lecture is open to the public. The State of Democracy Lecture Series is coordinated by the Campbell Public Affairs Institute. For additional information or requests please call 315-443-5850 or 9707, or email Sunju Raybeck at sraybeck@syr.edu. You may also visit the web page at https://www.maxwell.syr.edu/stateofdemocracy/.
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Over Three-Quarters There!
With incredible support, our start is strong. But to meet our campaign goals, we will need to raise the remaining $30 million to support Campaign Priorities from the School’s long-range strategic plan.