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September 15, 2006Constitution Day and Library Resources
Constitution Day is an American federal holiday enacted by the United States Congress in 2004 to be observed on September 17th every year to recognize the ratification and signing of the United States Constitution. All publicly funded educational institutions are required, by law, to provide educational programming and activities on the history of the American Constitution on that day. Rod Library has acquired three DVDs - Our Constitution: A Conversation, Key Constitutional Concepts, and Mandate: The President and the People - for the circulating collection for students, professors and others to view. We encourage you to utilize these DVDs in the spirit of Constitution Day. The DVDs are located on the first floor of Rod Library at the MultiService Center (MSC).
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