This orientation week event, run by the Project on Civic Dialogue, is intended to introduce incoming first years into dialogue programming at AU with a fun, low-stakes, partnered activity.

This PCD event will have a professor speaking and a Q&A on what educators are looking for out of their students. This event will largely be aimed at first years as they begin their undergraduate career, but any student seeking a professor's insights is welcome to attend.

The PCD Movie & Discussion Series is new to Project on Civic Dialogue programming. Once every two weeks, PCD will show one of the films listed below for an audience, followed by a facilitated discussion run by a PCD student affiliate. Come on out for good films and community!
Film List:
Sinners 9/12
Whiplash 9/26
Do The Right Thing 10/17
My Cousin Vinny 10/30

The Project on Civic Dialogue is bringing the Constitution to life with this interactive event in honor of Constitution Day. Students are invited to stop by this tabling event to do their part in literally writing the Constitution!

PCD presents: a Teach-In on Data Privacy. Join guest speakers Regina Curran and Andrew El-Kadi for a discussion on the current status of data privacy in the United States & on AU's campus, and learn how to best protect yourself.

The Project on Civic Dialogue is hosting a film and discussion series for students interested in relating pop culture to real-world topics. Students are asked, but not required, to stay for the discussion after the film, led by a student dialogue facilitator