The Civic Dialogue Dinner Series offers an opportunity for Marquette students to enjoy a dinner while discussing the complex causes of public problems, what we should do to address them, and how we might promote the common good. Students do not need any previous experience or expertise – just a desire to listen and learn from one another as we engage the world with purpose.
September 14th, 5 - 6:30 PM, Raynor Memorial Library: Beaumier Suites B/C
Marquette Civic Dialogues Presents: How We Tell Our History
An event promoting the exchange of differing points of view about how we both celebrate and reckon with our American past. Refreshments provided. Registration required.
September 14th at 5pm located in the Raynor Memorial Library
Find out more information on our social media @MUCivDialogues
Oct. 24th-Nov. 7th, AMU
Join us for Ian's pizza and small-group discussion about the candidates and issues in the upcoming midterm elections.
Wednesday, September 15th, 6pm-7:15pm at Henke Terrace
Marquette Civic Dialogues Presents: What should we do about Climate Change?
A kick-off event to a series of civic dialogue dinners where students will have the opportunity to have facilitated conversations with peers on various topics while enjoying a provided dinner!
Register for FREE here! https://tinyurl.com/mucivicdialogues *limited spots available
Wed 9/15 at 6pm Located at the Henke Terrace behind the MU 707 Hub
Contact amber.wichowsky@marquette.edu with any questions
Wednesday, September 29th, 5pm-6:15pm at Henke Terrace
Marquette Civic Dialogues Presents: What should we do about homelessness?
An event promoting the exchange of differing points of view about pressing social problems. Dinner provided!
Register here! https://tinyurl.com/mucivdialogue
September 29th at 5pm Located at the Henke Terrace
Find out more information on our social media @MUCivDialogues
Tuesday, October 12th, 5pm-6:30pm at AMU Room 163
MARQUETTE CIVIC DIALOGUES: Redistricting in Wisconsin
Tuesday, October 12th at 5pm
AMU 163
Join us for a lively discussion about redistricting and gerrymandering in Wisconsin! Ben Rangel (MA, Political Science) will join us to share his experience as an appointed member of the People's Maps Commission. Learn how to draw a map of your community and have your voice heard as part of Wisconsin's redistricting process.
Register here: https://tinyurl.com/RedistrictinginWI
March 28 (AMU, 163), March 29 (AMU, Henke Lounge) and March 31 (Cramer 087), 5pm-6:30pm
Marquette Civic Dialogue Dinners: The American Dream in a post-pandemic economy
Join us for dinner and discussion about economic opportunity and inequality in the United States.
How should we rebuild our economy? Are there disparities that we should be addressing today to enable young adults and future generations to prosper tomorrow? We invite students, faculty and staff to come together over a shared meal to discuss what the American Dream means to them and how we might realize it for individuals, families and future generations.
We have three dinner opportunities:
Monday, March 28th 5-6:30 pm, AMU 163 (Fr. Naus Room)
Tuesday, March 29th 5-6:30 pm, AMU Henke Lounge
Thursday, March 31st 5-6:30 pm, location TBD
Food provided. Registration required.
Address: Wehr Physics Building, 452
1420 W. Clybourn St.
Milwaukee, WI 53233
Email: CivicDialogues@marquette.edu
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