[H-PAD] Voting Rights Alert #3: the Campus Elections Engagement Project (CEEP)

[Van Gosse]

Dear H-PAD supporters,

Among the profusion of groups focused on helping students vote, CEEP (the Campus Elections Engagement Project <https://campuselect.org/>) is notable for its grassroots focus on campus, rather than creating “apps” to engage students electronically. It also publishes a lot of useful, up-to-date information.  

For instance, national Constitution Day is coming up on September 17, and they have an excellent guide on How to Meet a Federal Requirement and Help Students Vote <https://campuselect.org/voter-education/constitution-day/>.

Another, equally timely resource is their Brett Kavanaugh Supreme Court Nomination Guide <https://campuselect.org/voter-education/kavanaugh-supreme-court-nomination-guide/>.  Finally, a central concern for many of our entering First-Years is guns, and CEEP has an excellent Gun Issues: A Resource for Civil Dialogue and Engagement <https://campuselect.org/voter-education/gun-dialogue-resources/>.

CEEP has field operations with staff in 22 states, to support student registration and turn-out.  Write their Associate Director, Courtney Cochran, at courtney at campuselect.org to find out what they are doing in your state!

In solidarity,

Van Gosse, H-PAD Co-Chair
Professor of History
Franklin & Marshall College
Lancaster PA 17604-3003
van.gosse at fandm.edu
717-615-4708


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