From left to right, Kai Ratleff, Kaylee Baker, and Allie Paris
From left to right, Kai Ratleff, Stephan Schaffrath, Brooke Eisenhuth, and Allie Paris
The Center for Civic Dialogue held a voter registration drive on Thursday, October 15. October 19 is the last day to register to vote in Pennsylvania.
The Center for Civic Dialogue's Graduate Assistants Brooke Eisenhuth and Kai Ratleff as well as undergraduate student workers Allie Paris and Kaylee Baker joined the directer Stephan Schaffrath for an afternoon of encouraging eligible IUP students, faculty, and staff to register to vote. QR codes for the official Pennsylvania voter registration site were provided, next to pocket-size U.S. Constitutions and fun facts about the history of voting in our nation. The Center for Civic Dialogue is completely non-partisan.
Funded by a $2,295,315 grant from the United States Department of Education, the Center for Civic Dialogue at IUP serves as both a physical and intellectual headquarters for civic dialogue innovation at IUP.