Democracy requires engaged voters. While the November 3rd election has wrapped up, and boards of canvassers have started certifying ballot counts, the community has been invited to join a panel discussion on staying engaged.
This evening the Michigan Tech Voter Engagement Coalition will begin together Zeb Featherly, Eric Coon, and Laura Hall to describe the options citizens have for staying informed and engaged with actions affecting communities, through running for elected offices, advocacy organizations, student organizations on campus, and area non-profits. Featherly most recently was a candidate for the United States congress, Eric Coon works in the copper country with Habitat for Humanity, and Laura Hill, president of Turning Point USA at Michigan tech.
The program will begin at 6 pm inside Fisher Hall room 127.
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