Our speaker, Dr. Jennifer Chayes, needs to reschedule. In lieu of our traditional class, we encourage everyone to watch this week's Presidential Debate.

WATCH HERE: https://www.c-span.org/debates/ (as well as on various broadcast platforms and news agencies)

This short reflection survey is optional, but you can use it to make up a missed class/quiz. (Will count like an extra excused absence)

VOTING RESOURCES:

If you are a United States citizen, you are eligible to vote in the upcoming elections. Please do your civic duty and vote in all elections you are eligible for–national, state, and local! Your voice and vote matters (it only takes 5 minutes)!

If you're not a United States citizen, these are some cool nonpartisan resources to learn about the voting process in the US!

Learn how to vote in your state/territory:

https://vote.gov/

Please also check your state's guidelines on voting by mail/absentee ballots, as each state has different protocols.

If you are voting by mail , please make sure to fill out your ballot, follow ALL instructions carefully, and mail your ballot back as soon as you receive it. (don't procrastinate, if there's an issue you'll need time to fix it!)

Alternate resource (great one stop shop resource ):

https://www.vote.org/

Learn more about where you should vote as a college student through this cool tool:

https://voteology.org/

Interactive voting guide:

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/09/24/us/politics/how-to-vote-register.html

For overseas voters: You can still vote!!!

https://www.overseasvotefoundation.org/vote/home.htm

Voting Rights Guide:

https://www.vote.org/election-protection/

Learn about what is on the ballot in your district (use this as a starting point to do more research, don't use it as your only resource!):

https://www.vote411.org/ballot