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Sep
17
Constitution Day!
Filed Under UC Merced, United States
September 17th marks Constitution Day. Hooray!
The Constitution of the United States of America is an incredible document. Short in length (only 4 pages long) and concise in design, the Constitution brought together a loose network of fledgling states and formed a cohesive federation.
Visit Constitution Day at the UC for more information!
Fast forward from 1787 to 2005 and UC Merced is about to embark on the same journey of writing, deliberating, and ratifying a student government constitution. I can’t wait to start because it’s going to be one heck of an experience.
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