The official debates between the candidates are over and Election Day is less than two weeks away. What are you thinking about? Aspects of democracy? Political conflicts within your family and friends? Potential legal issues after the election? Join these virtual events on Tuesday and Thursday.
Dish it Up! Make Your Voice Heard
Tuesday, October 27 | 12 to 1 p.m. | Zoom
Join the Office of Academic Success and Intercultural Services to discuss the 2020 Presidential Election. Dr. Elizabeth Theiss-Morse, professor in the Department of Political Science, will join the conversation. Dr. Theiss-Morse’s research has specifically examined public opinion concerning various aspects of democracy, including support for civil liberties, Congress, democratic processes, and the American people as a national group. Preregister to receive the Zoom link.
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Staying Resilient in Election Season
Thursday, October 29 | 12 to 1 p.m. | Zoom
Presented by CAPS and the LGBTQA+ Center, Staying Resilient in Election Season drop-in group is designed for UNL students who identify as part of the LGBTQA+ community who are seeking a place to share, talk, and listen to others about concerns they are having in this election season. Sometimes this can be about politics and family, conflicts, and more in a confidential and judgment-free space. Preregister to receive the Zoom link.
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2020 Election and Potential Legal Issues with Kyle Langvardt, Eric Berger
Thursday, October 29 | 4 p.m. | Zoom
Nebraska College of Law professors Kyle Langvardt and Eric Berger will lead a program and Q&A addressing the 2020 election and potential legal issues that may arise. Both professors have expertise in constitutional law. Q&A session will follow their presentation. This program is hosted by the Office of Diversity and Inclusion; Nebraska College of Law; LGBTQA+ Center; Women’s Center; and Huskers Vote Coalition. Join via Zoom.