Indiana University-Purdue University (IUPUC) will host an event at the Columbus Learning Center. The event features roundtable discussions and brainstorming sessions on how to encourage all of Indiana’s citizens to become civically engaged in their communities.

Tuesday, Mar. 22 | Summerville Rm. | 4:30 – 6:30 p.m.
Join Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller address on the 2015 Indiana Civic Health Report regarding the study of citizen participation in community issues. After Zoeller’s address, the audience will break into small groups. Wabash College students from the Wabash Democracy and Public Discourse Initiative will lead participants in roundtable conversations about Indiana’s civic health culminating in recommendations to the whole audience.

Hosted by IUPUC and Professor Ryan Neville-Shepard, the nonpartisan, nonpolitical program sponsored by the Indiana Attorney General’s Office and Wabash College is an open public session.

Geared toward college-age “millennials,” the event is open to the public of all ages. The program at IUPUC is free, but participants should register online at //bit.ly/1M60gsv or register by calling 317. 234.7127.