Voter Registration Early Voting Absentee Ballot
American Democracy Project (ADP)
The Fredonia American Democracy Project (ADP) committee was formed with the goal of educating students to become engaged in civic issues through participatory democracy as well as to encourage students to become well-informed voters and to appreciate the impact that voter participation can have. » Learn more about ADP's network of 250+ state colleges and universities
Democracy in Action: Engaging Historically Marginalized Groups
What Can You Say on Campus at a Public University or College? Free Speech, The Constitution, and College Life"
Wednesday, March 11th: 10:00am - 10:50am
Featuring:
- Nathaniel Clark, Northern Chautauqua Community Foundation Community Impact Assistant
- Stephine Hunt - Chautauqua Institution & Adjunct instructor
- Angie May - Honors student majoring in Political Science
- Melisa Bonilla - President of Latinos Unidos; Speaker of the Assembly and Parliamentarian for the Student Government Association; majoring in Political Science
Student Engagement Videos
ADP's main goal is to encourage students to become civically engaged. In the Spring of 2022, students volunteered to answer a few questions about politics, civic engagement, voter registration, and media bias. Click on the images below to view student interview videos:
A HUGE thank you to all the student volunteers for helping ADP!
We need you to help us find ways to make politics more approachable and relevant to students!
ADP Committee Members:
- Angela McGowan-Kirsch (Chair)
- Nany Boynton (Chautauqua County League of Women Voters)
- Charles Cornell
- Mary Croxton (Chautauqua County League of Women Voters)
- Kevin Kearns
- Rachel Martin
- Jeanette McVicker
- David Phillips
- Raymond Rushbolt
- Kerrie Wilkes
- Alexander Bucknam (Student Representative)
- Keira Norton (Student Representative)
- Paige Nosenchuck (Student Representative)
