The University of Tennessee at Martin’s ENGAGE Program hosted a Nov. 8 discussion on the topic “How has Trump changed the Democratic Party?” as a follow-up to its Nov. 1 discussion on the Republican Party.
Participating on the panel were (from left to right in the photo above) Deane Arganbright, chair of the Weakley County Democratic Party; Richard Underwood, president of the UT Martin College Democrats; Luke Winters, vice president of the college democrats; and Dr. Chara Van Horn, advisor for the college democrats and associate professor of communications.
The UT Martin ENGAGE Program hosts an “ENGAGE the Times” discussion panel each Friday at noon in room 125 of the Skyhawk Dining Hall. All are invited to attend. The Nov. 15 topic will be “Aristopopulism: A Political Proposal for America.”
Ten weeks out of each semester, UT Martin students, staff and faculty engage in meaningful conversations related to current events, according the university’s website. Participants gather with their food trays or sack lunches to discuss important local, regional, national and international issues. News articles and op-ed pieces from The New York Times and other media outlets provide a springboard to ENGAGE.
For more information, contact Dr. Arthur Hunt, ENGAGE program co-coordinator, at ahunt@utm.edu.
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