Explore Early America through ‘Proclaiming Liberty 2026’ seminar and role-playing workshop
Interested in the ideas that built America? The Department of History and Politics invites all George Fox undergraduates to apply for “Proclaiming Liberty 2026,” a grant-funded fall program celebrating America’s 250th anniversary.
Led by Professor Emeritus Paul Otto, this program features a Tuesday afternoon reading seminar on the ideas central to American independence and a thrilling, multi-day historical role-playing workshop set in a divided New York City in 1775-76 (Dec. 4-5). The workshop concludes with a public address by invited guest and noted scholar of Early America, Professor Johann Neem.
Key Perks:
- Get Paid: The first 10 participants will receive a $100 stipend for the reading group and another $100 stipend for the multi-day game (full participation is required).
- Free Stuff: All books and readings are provided for free.
- Free Food: Snacks and coffee will be provided for each reading group, and full meals are provided during the December workshop.
- Skill Development: Build public speaking, leadership and negotiation skills.
All undergraduates are welcome to apply! Space is limited. The final application deadline is Friday, Sept. 4.
Apply here. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to Aaron Stuvland at astuvland@georgefox.edu.