The Politics Department cordially invites you to attend its annual barbecue dinner celebrating Constitution Day on Sunday, September 16, 2012 at 6:00 pm in the Upstairs Haggar Dining Room. Dr. de Alvarez will be giving a public address entitled, "What Constitution Have We?", followed by the singing of patriotic American songs.
The event and BBQ dinner are free for students. Otherwise, tickets cost $20 for adults and $10 for children ages 3-10. Children 2 or under may come for free.
Due to limited space, please secure your reservation by registering online. Please RSVP before Wednesday, September 12, 2012!
9/13 Update: All available reservations have been taken!
Please note that if you miss the reservation deadline, you still might be able to attend if some reservations have not been followed through. To inquire about possible openings, contact the Politics Department or come by Upstairs Haggar on Sunday night after 6:15pm. The department contact is Moryam VanOpstal (poldept@udallas.edu, 972-721-5023)
UD Alumni, please register using this form instead.
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