1776 and All That: The American Revolution, the Rights of Man, and We the People

Tuesday, June 15, 2027, 9 am – Thursday, June 17, 2027, 3 pm
Campus
Dayton
Allyn Hall Annex
This dynamic summer camp brings the American Revolution to life, showing why its events and ideals remain profoundly relevant to America and the world today. Campers will explore the key events leading to independence, the Revolutionary War, and the creation of the Constitution through expert lectures, engaging educational media, interactive activities, and exciting games. Along the way, they will discover how core values of the Revolution; civic participation, open debate, freedom of speech and assembly, and intellectual inquiry, shaped our nation while continuing to inspire us in our daily lives.
For information, contact:
Contact Name
Shawn Jackson
Contact Email
shawn.jackson@wright.edu
Audience
Future Students
The public