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Debate: "The Right to Die?" | Wednesday, October 8, 7 PM
WHAT: "The Right to Die?" A Debate on Physician-Assisted Suicide in Ohio
WHEN: Wednesday, October 8, 7 p.m.
WHERE: University of Toledo Foundation Auditorium, 4510 Dorr Street, Toledo, Ohio
Two nationally respected voices in medical ethics—Dr. Charles Camosy (Catholic University of America) and Dr. Jason Chen (postdoctoral fellow in the OSU College of Pharmacy)—engage in a timely, thought-provoking debate on the moral, medical, and legal dimensions of physician-assisted suicide, now under renewed consideration in Ohio. This is more than a hot-button issue—it's an invitation to think deeply about life, dignity, and what it means to care. Come ready to listen, question, and engage in the kind of civil discourse our democracy needs.
Join us for the Constitution Day Lecture
WHAT: Constitution Day Lecture
"The Constitution & Civic Education
WHEN: Thursday, September 25, 12-1 p.m.
WHERE: University of Toledo College of Law
Room 1002
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Lunch Provided and Free Parking
What kind of citizens are needed to sustain a free republic?
Join us for an illuminating lunch with Dr. Paul Carrese, national leader in civic
education and founding director of ASU’s School of Civic & Economic Thought and Leadership.
In this lecture Dr. Carrese will explore how America’s founding principles—and the
virtues required to live them—must be intentionally taught, cultivated, and lived
to preserve liberty. Discover how thoughtful patriotism, civil disagreement, and moral
courage are keys to a flourishing republic.