Forum For Freedom: Students Rights At Penn State
September 29, 2000
University Park, Pa. —Community and campus issues will be the topics of discussion at The Forum for Freedom: Student Rights at Penn State on Tuesday, Oct. 3, from 5 to 8 p.m. in the HUB-Robeson Center Alumni Hall.

Sponsored by the AT&T Center for Service Leadership and the Lion Support organization, the program will consist of three one-hour segments, each featuring a discussion by a panel of experts and audience participation. The panels will consist of representatives from the student body, University administration and the community, and include Terrell Jones, associate vice provost for education equality; William Huston, associate director of judicial affairs; and representatives from the State College Police Department and State College Borough Council. Program topics are:

• Campus policy and the Internet;
• Civic responsibility and the university community; and
• Rights of assembly and demonstration.

The Forum for Freedom is a continuation of the daylong First Amendment Festival, sponsored by Penn State's College of Communications and The Freedom Forum First Amendment Center.

Contact: Amy Neil, Department of Public Information, at (814) 865-7517 or .