Political Science Club

The purpose of the Poli Sci Club is to inform students of the political landscape of which they are a part of in a non-partisan way, and to encourage students to become politically active. Another goal of the club is to show students how interdisciplinary political science is, and why it should matter to students no matter which field they are studying.

Contact

Poli Sci Club + Student Voter Engagement Program Schedule for Fall 2024:

For information on our panel speakers, please visit svep.carrd.co

* September 3rd from 5:30-6:30pm in the Clock Tower room of the Student Center inside the Devil's Den: Poli Sci Club meeting

* September 4th from 6-8pm at Alumni Hall in the CCSU Student Center: Secretary of the State Stephanie Thomas

* September 10th from 8:45-10:30pm in Alumni Hall of the Student Center: Presidential Debate Watch Party with Kappa Alpha Psi

* September 12th from 11:30am - 2:30pm in the Student Center: Voter Registration table with Kappa Alpha Psi

* Rescheduling: September 16th from 6-8 pm in Alumni Hall of the Student Center: Human Infrastructure Panel Discussion

Human Infrastructure Panel With a Dose of Artificial Intelligence

* September 17th from 5:30-6:30pm in the Clock Tower room of the Student Center just inside Devil's Den: Connecticut General Assembly Internship Coordinator Angie Waszkiewicz

* September 18th in the Circle: Student Involvement Fair

* Cancelled: September 23rd from 6-8pm in Vance Academic Center - Travelers Room 105: Physical Infrastructure Panel Discussion

* October 2nd from 6-8pm in Vance Academic Center Room 105 - Travelers Lecture Hall: Healthcare Access Panel Discussion

October 3rd from 3-4pm in the Poli Sci/Sociology Conference Room of Basset Hall: Club Meeting!

* October 9th from 6-8pm in Vance Academic Center Room 105 - Travelers Lecture Hall: Understanding our Changing Climate Panel Discussion

* October 30th from 6-8pm in Vance Academic Center Room 105 - Travelers Lecture Hall: Inflation/Supply Chain Panel Discussion

* October 31st from 3-4pm in the Blue & White room of the Student Center: Pre-Law Lecture with Dr. Robbin Smith

* November 5th from 6-8pm in Vance Academic Center Room 105 - Travelers Lecture Hall: Election Night watch party

* November 14th from 3-4pm in the Blue and White room in the Student Center: Student-led Debate on Economics

“proof that wherever the people are well informed they can be trusted with their own government; that whenever things get so far wrong as to attract their notice, they may be relied on to set them to rights.” Thomas Jefferson 1789, on the passing of the U.S. Constitution.“A republic, if you can keep it.” Benjamin Franklin 1787, on the passing of the U.S. Constitution.

Help us keep the republic full of engaged citizens. Become more informed about what's going on in this ever changing political climate and how those changes are going to affect you. It doesn't matter what your major is, politics will end up affecting you in some way. So, join us as we learn how to shape our future so that we can all thrive!

Join us for the Fall 2024 semester as we host panel discussions that will be focused on student voter registration and information! Alongside we'll be hosting student-led debates. It's time for Central students to take a stand for the policies and politics that affect us! Lets get involved!