NUHS celebrates Constitution Day in new virtual format

by Victoria SweeneyOct 7, 2020

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united states constitution Constitution Day, an annual event celebrated by both Illinois and Florida campuses, has shifted to an online format.

Student Services has created a website dedicated to Constitution Day with fun facts about the holiday along with trivia games, word puzzles and other interactive activities to help students learn more about the constitution. Students who complete any one of the activities are able to collect various NUHS swag items by emailing Student Services at [email protected].

While many events have had to be cancelled due to COVID-19, NUHS Student Services Coordinator Erin Myover-Piotrowski, has been working to keep students connected through virtual events.

“We are learning new ways to deliver content and resources to students every day,” Myover-Piotrowski said.

Learn more about Constitution Day and its observance at Constitution Today, and The National Archives.

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