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Kentucky Wesleyan College marked Constitution Day this year with a talk from Dr. Daniele Celano, a historian whose work focuses on 19th century American legal history. Celano spoke on campus September 17, leading students and staff through a discussion of constitutional amendments and how they have shaped American law and civic life over time.
The event took the shape of an open discussion, giving attendees the chance to engage directly with Celano and consider how constitutional change has unfolded across U.S. history. Celano’s background informed a discussion grounded in both historical context and contemporary relevance.
Constitution Day is observed annually on September 17, the anniversary of the signing of the U.S. Constitution in 1787. Events like this one give KWC students a chance to step back and think critically about the founding document and the amendment process that has continued to shape it, part of the college’s broader commitment to preparing students to engage thoughtfully with the world around them.
The event took the shape of an open discussion, giving attendees the chance to engage directly with Celano and consider how constitutional change has unfolded across U.S. history. Celano’s background informed a discussion grounded in both historical context and contemporary relevance.
Constitution Day is observed annually on September 17, the anniversary of the signing of the U.S. Constitution in 1787. Events like this one give KWC students a chance to step back and think critically about the founding document and the amendment process that has continued to shape it, part of the college’s broader commitment to preparing students to engage thoughtfully with the world around them.