Join us in welcoming Dr. Nicole Hemmer!
We are thrilled to announce a special partner for the upcoming year. Allow us to introduce you to our 2024/25 Hauenstein Center Scholar-In-Residence, Nicole Hemmer. Nicole is an Associate Professor of History and the Director of the Carolyn T. and Robert M. Rogers Center for the American Presidency at Vanderbilt University.
The Hauenstein Center for Presidential Studies Scholar-in-Residence is a pilot program for the 2024/25 academic year. This unique opportunity brings a distinguished presidential scholar directly into our community to share their in-depth knowledge and insights on the presidency, fostering rich dialogue and exploration of critical aspects of American history. This program aims to enrich our understanding of the nation's highest office while stimulating intellectual curiosity and engagement among our members.
Scholar-in-Residence Signature Programs
Tuesday, September 17th: Constitution Day
The annual Constitution Day program offers unique insight on constitutional questions that shape American democracy. Join the Hauenstein Center's scholar-in-residence, Dr. Nicole Hemmer for a look at how the Constitution occasionally clashes with American’s popular understanding of democracy, and what this means for politics today.
Tuesday, February 18th: Presidents' Day
Save the date, with more information to come!
E Pluribus Unum: A Hauenstein Center Collection Podcast
How does the phrase E Pluribus Unum continue to resonate and inform our understanding of our nation, current events, and each other? This podcast, hosted by Hauenstein Center scholar-in-residence Nicole Hemmer, will delve into the complex tapestry of American life, exploring historical context, current events, and future possibilities through the lens of the Center's theme for the 2024-25 academic year, "E Pluribus Unum." Joining Nicole will be a variety of guests including GVSU professors, community partners, and cross-disciplinary experts. By sharing Nicole's unique insights on media, the presidency, and social movements, the podcast aims to provide listeners with new and better ways to understand their place in our community and world.
Scholarship & Commentary
